I don't really know anything about QE, but the stimulus/housing costs is a false dichotomy. Housing went up during the pandemic because wealthy people started m

I don't really know anything about QE, but the stimulus/housing costs is a false dichotomy. Housing went up during the pandemic because wealthy people started moving out of the city and were willing to pay insane prices in cash for houses well above what they were worth, which has nothing to do with stimulus. Either housing was gonna go up or housing was gonna go up plus a tiny stimulus. I definitely need a more in depth explanation of how giving money directly to people who need it is somehow worse for the people who need it. Maybe you're just saying people got screwed because the stimulus was a drop in the bucket compared to the wealth transfer, which I agree with, but I don't think it's fair to say the stimulus was part of the problem.