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Aconclusion that can be drawn from both graphs by looking at 1983 is that interest rates dropped, which led to more home starts. peaked, while home starts bottomed out. climbed, which led to fewer home starts. bottomed out, while home starts peaked.
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You are a migrant worker from india who has come to key wait image and you do you are you most likely to seek work
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