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The housing boom isn't a deep problem?

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    Originally posted by original PM View Post
    thing is though doesn't one of the laws of economics tell us that the value of something is actually what someone else will pay for it?

    so if salaries stay level then house prices cannot really go up because no one can afford them...

    so they either come down or they get subsidised.

    ....

    I have no idea.
    or banks lend you more money.
    Fiscal nomad it's legal.

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