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Exactly. Prices are value neutral. When the government decides that housing prices should be higher (applies its own value judgments to prices) it creates a b
by grandalf 16y ago
Exactly. Prices are value neutral. When the government decides that housing prices should be higher (applies its own value judgments to prices) it creates a bubble which may then burst, leading to deflation, which of course would be viewed through the lens of this value judgment as "bad".
A price is just the nexus of supply and demand and cannot be good or bad.