And you seem to have missed the point of mine. Which was that the "definitions" of homelessness you're comparing aren't really relevant to whether or not homel

And you seem to have missed the point of mine. Which was that the "definitions" of homelessness you're comparing aren't really relevant to whether or not homelessness is primarily an economic issue. I'd add that nitpicking about those definitions doesn't add anything to the discussion, nor does it elucidate anything useful or interesting IMHO. It's pretty clear that the vast majority of homelessness, however you might reasonably define it, is related to economic hardship and insecurity.