How can QE3 affect the housing market?

Carlos Garriga ()

Economic Synopses, 2012, No 31

Abstract: The Fed?s concern for housing is a relatively new phenomenon. Historically, house price bubbles have been localized and affected only areas with rapid growth. The latest housing bust, however, was a nationwide problem with important ramifications for employment and economic activity.

Keywords: Housing - Prices; Housing; Monetary policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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