GLJ Research’s Gordon Johnson says the Fed’s balance-sheet surge, not just supply shortages or remote work, is the main driver of higher US home prices. The Fed added about $5 trillion from March 2020 to April 2022, versus $1 trillion over roughly its first century.
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GLJ Research’s Gordon Johnson says the Fed’s balance-sheet surge, not just supply shortages or remote work, is the main driver of higher US home prices. The Fed added about $5 trillion from March 2020 to April 2022, versus $1 trillion over roughly its first ce
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