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Line 6: <onlyinclude> ~~==Housing Market==~~ The UK relies heavily on the increase in property prices to create the impression of a growing economy. It is fair to say that some inflation in property prices is not necessarily a bad thing. As a property increases in value, the debt taken out to purchase the property is reduced as a percentage of the value, which helps the own an asset that offsets some of the interest payments made on the mortgage. Line 15 ⟶ 14: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-45487695 ===Inflating prices=== ===First time buyers=== ===Extracting the asset===

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