That was actually quite interesting, but I'd like to see that through 2009 and we where we'd be at.
I think it may have been slightly incorrect. It showed a slow movement upward from 1999-2001, when I think prices actually had a slow dip.
It's a great way to learn the intuition behind Calculus as well, I just realized, but kind of indirectly.
It was straight up from 1999 to 2001.
There were regional rises in prices in the 1980s which translated into a relatively slight but at the time seemingly significant rise in national average prices both after the 1975 recovery and after the 1982 recovery. But up until the mid 1990s there was no dislocation in national prices anything near what was seen since then. The number of different types of loans also exploded around then, and will really make your head spin if you haven't had personal experience or work in the industry.
