Imagining a Mortgage Finance System that Works

Update: 2009-03-17

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A provocative conversation about the aims and challenges of mortgage market reform with Michael Barr, Michael Calhoun, Jonathan Miller, Susan Wachter, Kenneth Wade, and Barry Zigas.

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Imagining a Mortgage Finance System that Works

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Imagining a Mortgage Finance System that Works

Center for American Progress

Imagining a Mortgage Finance System that Works