"Can't affordness" comes as a result of a lack of a resources/budget. Which means decision makers or ultimately state/federal government think that funding of

"Can't affordness" comes as a result of a lack of a resources/budget. Which means decision makers or ultimately state/federal government think that funding of certain things at certain geographies is not important. (Or alternatively not offering any stimulus such as reducing taxes). Article misleads reader by claiming "what is" without explaining the driving force behind the dynamics of skilled market.