Talk:Housing insecurity in the United States

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2015 Divergence blurb on figure showing changes in 1br housing prices[edit]

The figure showing the change in 1br housing prices in the US contains the blurb "2015 divergence could be from minimum wage increases or the 2014-2015 oil price crash." The bit about oil price divergence sounds plausible, but I don't see it cited, and it seems like whoever wrote it is synthesizing their own views. I think economic causation can be hard to establish, so why not leave out speculation about the cause of a divergence in housing prices and let the readers make up their own mind? (The bit about minimum wage doesn't sound so plausible to me--but, again, even if speculative it would be good to have a reliable source speculating on it.) 2603:7080:340:9A00:A3C6:3EB4:44AB:1705 (talk) 17:13, 5 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]