Chapter 10. The Great American Housing Bubble

EIA Activity: The Great American Housing Bubble

[Online Document Assignment:]

EIA Activity: The Great American Housing Bubble

Click on the links on the right to answer the following questions.

  1. Question

    Use Link 1 to answer the following questions. True or False: In the spring of 2015, it was 30% cheaper to buy a home than rent a home in Sarasota, Florida.

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    B.

  2. Question

    True or False: In the spring of 2015, it was 20% cheaper to buy a home than rent a home in Los Angeles, California.

    A.
    B.

  3. Question

    True or False: In the spring of 2015, it was 5% cheaper to buy a home than rent a home in San Francisco, California.

    A.
    B.

  4. Question

    True or False: In the spring of 2015, it was 39% cheaper to buy a home than rent a home in Detroit, Michigan.

    A.
    B.

  5. Question

    The decision to rent or buy a home depends on which of the following?

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    B.
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    D.
    E.

  6. Question

    Assume you found your dream home priced at $350,000. How much would a 20% down payment be on the home?

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    B.
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    D.

  7. Question

    Discussion Questions:

    Why is buying a home still considered part of the “American Dream"? Discuss.

    Your response will be graded by your instructor.
    Why is buying a home still considered part of the “American Dream"? Discuss.
  8. Question

    Discuss the pros and cons of renting a home versus buying a home.

    Your response will be graded by your instructor.
    Discuss the pros and cons of renting a home versus buying a home.
  9. Question

    Today, if you could afford to buy a home rather than rent a home, would you? Discuss.

    Your response will be graded by your instructor.
    Today, if you could afford to buy a home rather than rent a home, would you? Discuss.

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