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How and why we use relative likelihoods to identify disparities between ethnic groups, and some of the benefits and problems associated with using them.
Different parts of a property will have different relative values depending on their floor level and type of accommodation. These relative values are held in the valuation scales.
Presents UK Relative Regional Consumer Price Levels (RRCPLs) of Goods and Services for 2016. They are a welcomed by-product of a project conducted by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to calculate UK Spatial Adjustment Factors (SAFs) for Eurostat.
Technical consultation on the assessment of local authorities’ relative needs, relative resources and transitional arrangements.
This article presents UK Relative Regional Consumer Price Levels (RRCPLs) of Goods and Services for 2016. They are a welcomed by-product of a project conducted by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) to calculate UK Spatial Adjustment Factors (SAFs) for...
This consultation seeks views on the approach to measuring the relative needs of local authorities.
More detail on the currency design and relative price proposals, including draft relative prices and an opportunity to feed back on these.
First-Tier Property Tribunal Final Reasoned Decison of Judge Robert Latham and Duncan Jagger MRICS dated 2 June 2021
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