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Increasing rates might also actually increase housing prices and demand counterintuitively, as mortgages become harder to procure and recession forces people to sell, thus companies that buy houses in bulk in cash like Pretium get to gain a monopoly of the market and drive prices up.

I'll also point out, Franklin's sentiment can be traced back to the principle that "Vigilia aeterna est pretium libertatis".

Etymology says that "interpreter" is made of "inter-" (between) and "-pretium" (price, value, worth, merit).

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