Economic rent definition

Economic rent means the rent for a property similar to and in the same area as an acquired property.

Economic rent means the economic rent fixed by the Corporation for various areas from time to time.

Economic rent means the amount of rent a tenant or homeowner would have to pay for a dwelling similar to the acquired dwelling in a comparable area.

Examples of Economic rent in a sentence

• Economic rent generally stems from private property and limited supply6: contracts, patents, barriers to entry into certain markets, and so on.

• Economic rent can generally be taxed without distorting the decisions of investors if the tax is well designed.

• Economic rent shall be calculated by applying the expense ratio described in paragraph (2) of subdivision (b) to reduce gross income determined pursuant to paragraph (1) of subdivision (b) or (c) and paragraph (2) of subdivision (c) to arrive at an amount that shall be deemed to be equivalent to economic rent.

• Economic rent for the fishery shall be fixed first after taking into consideration the income from the fishery in the three preceding years.

• Economic rent in the SA Lakes and Coorong Fishery from 2002/03 to 2008/09a.

More Definitions of Economic rent

Economic rent means a monthly rate of economic rent of accommodation as laid down in Rule-330, as may be amended from time to time.

Economic rent means the amount that would be paid in money or kind for the right to use real property if (1) the contract rent were currently negotiated under the conditions which exist in a free and competitive market and (2) the fee owner paid property taxes on the value of the fee.

Economic rent means the amount of rent a residential displaced person would have to pay for a compa­ rable dwelling unit in areas not less desirable than that of the dwelling unit to be acquired by the Corpora­ tion.

Economic rent means the estimated amount that would be paid by the possessor, on the

Economic rent means the estimated total gross revenue less

Economic rent means the estimated total gross revenue less estimated total costs for a qualified project over the term of a contract under AS 43.82.020 , measured in undiscounted nominal dollars; for purposes of this paragraph, total costs do not include a rate of return on capital, financing costs, or any payments to governments;

Economic rent in relation to tenement means the rent which is determined by the Authorised Officer in accordance with the formula prescribed by the Government by an order made in this behalf;