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You should buy a house now, because interest rates are at an all-time low.
Which one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?
- Whatever financial advantage the historically low rates offer is not entirely cancelled out by some countervailing factor, such as unusually high home prices
- Among all the considerations a prospective buyer might weigh in deciding when to purchase, the level of interest rates is the only one that should ever matter
- Interest rates, having now reached the lowest point ever recorded, will not climb back upward at any later time, in this market or any future one
- Purchasing a home is the single best investment available to any person at all, no matter what the prevailing interest rates happen to be at the time
- Most people who buy their homes during periods of low rates end up feeling satisfied, in clear hindsight, with the very timing they chose for the purchase
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