Remember that classic move? Pump money into demand while leaving supply locked down tight. Works like a charm, right? Just look at what happened with student loans—throwing cash at demand sent tuition skyrocketing. Healthcare saw the same pattern: subsidize patients, prices climb. So naturally, why not rinse and repeat with housing? Flood the market with cheap credit, watch construction lag behind, and boom—you've got a recipe for exactly what we're seeing now. It's the same old story: politicians love voters happy today, consequences tomorrow.