The Affordable Mortgage Depression: 8 Million Incremental Homeowners Were Manufactured from 1994 Through 2000: But at What Cost?

The Affordable Mortgage Depression

Government policies were designed to increase homeownership. Affordable Mortgages, created to realize this goal, were responsible for the Housing Bubble and distorted the economy. The unwinding of these distortions will result in a Global Depression.

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The Affordable Mortgage Depression: 8 Million Incremental Homeowners Were Manufactured from 1994 Through 2000: But at What Cost?

8 Million Incremental Homeowners Were Manufactured from 1994 Through 2000: But at What Cost?

* Sustainable fair value is calculated by adjusting household real estate assets in 1994 ($7.8 trillion) for inflation and housing stock growth. Annual, national mortgage debt is then ascribed to calculated fair value to derive estimated leverage ratios which ignore the housing price distortion.

Posted by Whitney Ross at 3/25/2010 6:10 PM

Categories: Housing Market Leverage, Economic Analysis, Focus on Homeownership

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Explanation of Economic Thesis

Origin of the Housing Bubble

Why Stimulus Can't Work

Highlighted Articles

Open Inquiry to Readers

Bernanke's Failure

Repeating the Mistakes of The Great Depression

The Four Horsemen of the Housing Apocalypse

The CPI Inflation Fraud

Public Policy Suggestions

Responses to Housing Stabilization Proposals

Frequent AMD Principals

Origin and Purpose

The Author Has Abandoned the U.S. in Pursuit of Prosperity

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