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Why slump in the housing market leads to less consumer spending?

It is a statement often heard in the news today. For most people who are not high risk mortgage borrowers, declining home prices mean you need to save less buying a home in the future. Is there not a better situation? Why should they spend less? Perhaps this crisis will affect many construction workers. But how many people work in the construction industry.

Many people have used the equity in your home as an ATM to increase spending. When there is no equity, it spends less consumption.

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