In my opinion it was real estate that sucked up most quantitive easing during the Great Recession, directly as well as indirectly through the fact that it was s

In my opinion it was real estate that sucked up most quantitive easing during the Great Recession, directly as well as indirectly through the fact that it was sub-prime mortgages being bailed out. Real estate collapsed during the pandemic so all the pandemic-era money went into peoples savings accounts and then onto everyday goods, which capitalists used to make more money. The savings rates of Americans points to this picture as well.