Icelandic Economist Debunks Claims of Higher Housing Costs Due to Interest Rates

Jón Helgi Egilsson, former chairman of the Central Bank of Iceland's board, refutes claims that Icelanders pay significantly higher housing prices than Eurozone residents due to interest costs.

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morgunbladidnno65d ago

Nafnvextir einir segja lítið um húsnæðiskostnað

Jón Helgi Egilsson, fyrrverandi formaður bankaráðs Seðlabanka Íslands og doktor í hagfræði, segir rangt að halda því fram að vegna vaxtakostnaðar greiði Íslendingar langtum hærra húsnæðisverð en fólk búsett í evruríkjum

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Icelandic Economist Debunks Claims of Higher Housing Costs Due to Interest Rates

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