An evaluation of housing options for military families:
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RAND
©1999
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 163-166) Military family housing is a significant-and expensive-benefit, costing the Department of Defense (DoD) nearly $10 billion annually. Because most housing studies have focused on the cost of on-base housing versus the cost of providing allowances for rented or owned off-base housing, the authors investigated the preferences of military families for types of housing and the factors that influence their choices. Service members report that the economic benefits of on-base housing are the most significant factor by far in housing preference, perceiving a vast difference in value between military housing and off-base housing allowances. All other factors, such as a supportive sense of military community, lag far behind economy in influencing choice. Closing the gap in economic disparity between on- and off-base housing, and enhancing programs that aid service members in procuring off-base accommodations, would provide the greatest benefit to services and members |
| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (xix, 166 pages) |
| ISBN: | 058522059X 0833027298 9780585220598 9780833027290 |
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