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Home Sales: “High” Interest Rates Are Not the Problem. High Prices Are. https://mises.org/mises-wire/home-sales-high-interest-rates-are-not-problem-high-prices-are By Ryan McMaken > There is a simple way for housing markets to adjust to the new realities of higher interest rates. Prices need to come down. That’s how markets are supposed to work. ![](https://m.stacker.news/160974) ![](https://m.stacker.news/160975)
The death of modern football is occurring... > If football is beginning to feel "old", that's because it's starting to look that way. Offenses are regressing in a multitude of ways, but arguably, they are becoming more efficient. I still think there is a lot of $ on the table, coaches just have to be willing to adapt. There's some Juszczyk appreciation in this video.
Money as Medium of Exchange, Unit of Account, and Store of Value https://mises.org/mises-wire/mainstream-economics-money-medium-exchange-unit-account-and-store-value By Joshua Mawhorter > Mainstream economics does a disservice when students are taught that money is a medium of exchange, a store of value, and a unit of account without explaining *why* and *how* money came to function in those categories. I've got a ~bitcoin_beginners post about this brewing in my head. The bitcoin progression will be different than this standard account, me thinks.
Which rat ass team deserves to be knocked off this week? We thought this week might present a difficult cross-off decision. We did not think it would be because so many teams suck. Here's who's been crossed off so far: - Dolphins - Jets - Falcons - Saints - Panthers - Cardinals - Vikings - Browns - Steelers - Titans - Colts After two weeks, which other team is least likely to win the Super Bowl?
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