How the 2008 Housing Crisis Burst The American Dream | Ep 231

Things I Learned Last Night

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The early 2000s were a time of prosperity and optimism in America. Homeownership was considered an essential part of the American dream. Banks were handing out mortgages left and right, often to people who couldn't afford them. Housing prices were soaring. It seemed like the good times would never end. But then the housing bubble burst, triggering a global financial crisis with devastating consequences.

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