Market Demand 
.... Despite market potential, potential consumers must have access to product and have available
income to
afford purchasing it. With ....
(716
3
)
Health distribution US
.... to being an unhappy-wage slave, locked in a vain struggle to
afford a "better" lifestyle that is an unrealistic illusion on a lower level of
income, one that ....
(640
3
)
Federal Housing Policy in Reagan Administration
.... the suppliers received a subsidy equal to the difference between the market price of a rental unit and the amount that a low
income family could
afford to pay ....
(1325
5
)
Health & Income
.... of
income experience vastly different life conditions. Those who are wealthy generally have access to effective health care they can readily
afford, have ....
(2381
10
)
Residential Property Investment
.... The final element of the process was a determination of the
income level required for an investor to
afford a mortgage on the selected property. ....
(842
3
)
Monetary Value of Homemaker's Services
.... they are from middle- or low-
income families, or whether they head single-parent families or are in two-parent families--and many cannot
afford adequate child ....
(1793
7
)
INCOME INEQUALITY & ECONOMIC GROWTH
.... The Have-nots cannot
afford top colleges for their children. The Atlanta CONSTITUTION claims that
income inequality hurts not merely the economy but chances ....
(583
2
)
Reagan's Federal Housing Policy
.... the suppliers received a subsidy equal to the different between the market price of a rental unit and the amount that a low
income family could
afford to pay ....
(3353
13
)
SEGMENTATION OF THE WHITE GOODS MARKET In the European Union
.... of the relative capacity of residents of each of the member countries of the European Union to
afford to purchase white goods.
Income distribution proportion ....
(970
4
)
Federal Housing Policy
.... the suppliers received a subsidy equal to the difference between the market price of a rental unit and the amount that a low-
income family could
afford to pay ....
(3406
14
)
Merck Case
.... have the effect of making pharmaceuticals available to more consumers, particularly those in lower
income brackets who either cannot
afford expensive drugs or ....
(2043
8
)
Effect of Managed Care on Speech-Pathologists
.... incomes would be able to pay the extra premium costs to enroll in more expensive health plans while lower
income people would not be able to
afford the extra ....
(1218
5
)
Negative Effect of Managed Care
.... incomes would be able to pay the extra premium costs to enroll in more expensive health plans while lower
income people would not be able to
afford the extra ....
(1194
5
)
Evaluation of a Company
.... tax program is that individuals and households with higher
income tend to have a higher percentage of disposable
income, and can thus
afford a greater tax ....
(2315
9
)
"Mama Might Be Better Off Dead"
.... they had no health insurance and did not think they could
afford a doctor until .... For instance, Mrs. Jackson receives $619 in Social Security
income, and is thus ....
(1469
6
)
CHILDCARE: A CHALLENGE FOR AMERICAN WORKING FAMILIES
.... they are from middle or low
income families, or whether they head single-parent families or are in two-parent families, and many cannot
afford adequate child ....
(1443
6
)
Health Care and Urban Poverty
.... to provide certain health services to categories of people based on their
income. .... year before she died, there were times she could not
afford transportation to ....
(1314
5
)
Youth and Income
.... and capacity for innovation are priceless resources that no country can
afford to squander .... Levels of family
income throughout the world are strongly tied to the ....
(5998
24
)
Overvaluation of California Housing Market
.... 1 Apr 2004: http://www.yahoo.com/m/
afford.html. Larsen, Kimberly, MD Psychiatrist. Kaiser Permanente. Personal interview. 1 Apr 2004. "Median
Income for 4 ....
(2750
11
)
High Cost of Housing in California
.... 1 Apr 2004: http://www.yahoo.com/m/
afford.html. Larsen, Kimberly, MD Psychiatrist. Kaiser Permanente. Personal interview. 1 Apr 2004. "Median
Income for 4 ....
(2750
11
)
Impact of Rent Control for San Francisco
.... Thus, if data were collected today, those who are considered lower-mid-
income workers would .... been ideal for a student to live in, if a student could
afford it. ....
(1369
5
)
Family & Medical Leave Act of 1993
.... they are from middle or low
income families, or whether they head single-parent families or are in two-parent families, and many cannot
afford adequate child ....
(3439
14
)
Cairo
.... Women, on the other hand, have added the task of exploiting the "state benefits," which no "low-
income household can
afford to overlook," by developing "the ....
(2731
11
)
Voucher System for Schooling
.... how low
income students would pay for extra private school expenses, such as uniforms and school trips. It is unlikely that disadvantaged families could
afford ....
(2630
11
)
Single-Parent Family Structure and Children
.... Because AFDC families have little
income, they are not able to
afford many educational and school activities, which are vital to the development of the ....
(2088
8
)
CHILDREN OF THE HOMELESS IN AMERICA
.... For low
income groups and the working poor, child care is a critical factor in survival. .... Many poor families simply cannot
afford day care. ....
(1619
6
)
Making A Living
.... lack healthcare that means when they are ill they must miss work or work and suffer in pain because they cannot
afford to miss even one day's
income. ....
(1768
7
)
THE SUSAN SMITH CASE: A SOCIAL SERVICES PERSPECTIVE
.... they are from middle or low
income families, or whether they head single-parent families or are in two-parent families, and many cannot
afford adequate child ....
(2082
8
)
The Elderly Population in the US
.... a prescription plan to cover them, most simply cannot
afford them, and .... Compared to the overall distribution of low-
income elderly housing, that supplied with ....
(2300
9
)
Marketing Plan for Geoplex Watches
.... The primary market for the Geoplex is predicted to be the executive in upper echelon management who has sufficient discretionary
income to
afford the $15,000 ....
(2351
9
)
