Podcast: The Fed Is Screwing Up Housing Again

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11/09/2022 Power & Market Ryan McMaken

Tom Woods and I discuss how housing regulation and monetary policy have led to inflation, shortages, and a host of economic problems: Ep. 2233, The Fed Is Screwing Up Housing Again.

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