Take the following as truth: If official records were adequate, good quantitative measures of availability might be the number of low-income persons applying for housing relative to the number of units that met minimum standards and cost within 30 percent of household income or the number of persons on waiting lists for such housing and how long they had to wait.
Then the following statement: "The government measured the availability by how many people they counted in apartments. " is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: Inconclusive