Kohtuuhintaan

Kohtuuhintaan is a Finnish term that translates to "affordably priced" or "reasonably priced." It signifies a price point that is considered fair and accessible to a broad range of consumers without compromising excessively on quality. The concept is often used in discussions related to consumer goods, housing, services, and general economic policy.

Determining what constitutes "kohtuuhintaan" is subjective and can vary depending on individual income levels, market conditions, and societal expectations. However, it generally implies a balance between cost and value, where the price is not perceived as exorbitant or prohibitive. In public discourse, the term is frequently employed when advocating for policies aimed at making essential goods and services more attainable for everyone.

For example, affordable housing, or "kohtuuhintainen asunto," refers to residential properties that a significant portion of the population can afford to rent or buy without facing severe financial strain. Similarly, "kohtuuhintainen terveydenhuolto" suggests a healthcare system where necessary medical services are accessible without leading to undue financial hardship for individuals. The idea of affordability is central to discussions about social equity and economic well-being.