To provide affordable housing for low-income individuals and families.

To promote homeownership among middle-class families.

To regulate the rental market.

To provide housing for the elderly and disabled.

Public housing projects

Section 8 housing

Low-income housing tax credits

Homeownership assistance programs

They are too expensive to build and maintain.

They are often poorly managed and maintained.

They concentrate poverty and crime.

All of the above.

A program that provides rental assistance to low-income individuals and families.

A program that provides homeownership assistance to low-income individuals and families.

A program that provides housing for the elderly and disabled.

A program that regulates the rental market.

A type of tax incentive that encourages private developers to build affordable housing.

A type of tax incentive that encourages homeowners to make energy-efficient improvements to their homes.

A type of tax incentive that encourages businesses to hire low-income workers.

A type of tax incentive that encourages individuals to save for retirement.

To help low-income individuals and families buy homes.

To help low-income individuals and families rent homes.

To help low-income individuals and families build homes.

To help low-income individuals and families repair homes.

To provide funding for public housing programs.

To regulate public housing programs.

To manage public housing programs.

All of the above.

A shortage of affordable housing.

Rising costs of construction and maintenance.

A lack of political support.

All of the above.

Building more affordable housing.

Providing more funding for public housing programs.

Reforming public housing programs.

All of the above.

Public housing will continue to play an important role in providing affordable housing for low-income individuals and families.

Public housing will be replaced by other forms of affordable housing.

Public housing will be privatized.

Public housing will be abolished.