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The argument, as always, will be that the real estate market is using all of society as human shields and thus must be bailed out or otherwise protected from fi
by tshaddox 3y ago
The argument, as always, will be that the real estate market is using all of society as human shields and thus must be bailed out or otherwise protected from financial loss.
- hdjjhhvvhga 3y agoBut actually these are two markets: commercial real estate and the residential one. While you could have some (weak IMO) arguments in favor of the latter, it is the former that is undergoing changes and I see no reasons for taxpayers to bail anybody involved.