According to the Textbook,the Fully Completed House That One Could

question 41

Multiple Choice

According to the textbook,the fully completed house that one could buy from the Sears catalog in 1924 would be

• A) exorbitantly expensive by today's standards,adjusting for inflation.
• B) about the typical price of a house today,adjusting for inflation.
• C) of abnormally low quality and hence commanding a much lower price,even when adjusting for inflation.
• D) quite a good deal,even when adjusting for inflation.
• E) affordable to even the poorest Americans and would help to provide "sustainable growth."

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