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  1. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; (, Edward Elgar Publishing)
    Cho, Charles H; Costa, Erika; Korca, Blerita (Ed.)
    Fictitious case study on sustainable business practices for use in business education. Teaching notes, templates and solutions are available on the online Instructor Resources available on the online Instructor Resources available on the book’s website at https://www.e-elgar.com/textbooks/cho-ustainability-accounting. Note that these are restricted and available to instructors only, and an account with access is required. 
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  2. ; ; ; (, Applied Economics Letters)
    Taylor, Mark P. (Ed.)
    A widely adopted measure of housing affordability is that households should spend no more than 30% of their household income on housing. However, this normative threshold is an arbitrary Great Depression-era guideline and may not be relevant today. This paper proposes a subjective indicator of housing affordability by introducing a method commonly used in the medical sciences. It utilizes discrete information to estimate a subjective affordability ratio that discriminates between subjective house-poor and non-house-poor households. We apply the proposed method to household-level data collected in Selangor, Malaysia, and show that the optimal cut-off point is 23.5%. This estimated value suggests a higher prevalence of house-poor households than is implied by the regularly assumed 30% threshold. In addition, we perform a sensitivity analysis and find the bias in the estimated cut-off point is close to zero. 
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