Credit Where It Counts: The Case for a New Credit Constitution and How to Build One
Demography is not destiny when the pipes are wrong. A credit system that privileges bidding wars over throughput goes against the middle-class and pro-family values that most American politicians and voters profess to hold dear. It turns shelter into a leveraged asset class, converts the cost of living into a financial variable, and pushes younger cohorts into either precarious renting or dangerous leverage.
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