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What to Consider when purchasing a home
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What to Consider when purchasing a home
Economics can have an effect on a person’s behavior and their decisions in their daily life when choosing to make large purchases such as buying a new home. In such choices a person who is determining whether or not to purchases a home, may consider what they know about the economy and how it works. Most cases an average person does not understand the names of these principles of economics or that they are even using these principle. Though the average person may not realize they are using the economic principles, these principles help a person make the decision on whether or not to purchase a home. Now with a person deciding to buy a home not only do they consider their economic value, a person also bases their decisions on their behaviors and feelings. In this paper it will explain how economics affects a person decision to purchase a new home.
With the way a person lives their life determines when and if they are ready to purchase a new home. When the time comes for a person to make the decision a person considers whether or not they will be living in the home or if this type of purchase is meant for investment opportunity. In most cases when a person purchases a home they are purchasing it to live in and may consider other economic principles before they make a purchase such as the cost of something is what you give up in order to receive that product. This can create the person to want to buy a home if what they are giving up is not more valuable than what they are getting. For instance if a person is considering purchasing a home they must consider what they are willing to give up with the purchase of a home being so large, an average person gives up most of their extra income. Thus they must be willing to give up that extra money to gain something possibly better in return. In some cases this can lower the purchasing power of the person when it comes...