In my opinion we won't see much change from the feds in the next 1-2 years, they will keep pumping money in to hold rates down.What I havn't heard talked about much is how banks are artificially holding rates higher than what the demand in the market is allowing.

Prices are artificially rising because ab 284 has artificially decreased supply (inventory).

(supply and demand) artificial government interference does not help the market, it messes up real progress and productivity in the right directions.another example, resources are limited so if there is only one tractor and it is given to a farmer who has failed in business and paid for by the taxes of the farmer who is successful in business, the successful farmer can't have the tractor. the unsuccessful farmer is not likely to be able to pay for the tractor out of his future earnings. this is not good for the economy even if politicians think it is wonderful.great book.

Highly educated workers took 1-2 years to find a similar or lower paid job.The same neighborhood housing are artificially inflated today.

Artificial intelligence will take over sooner rather than later so we need to start making plans.

If it is a choice between medicine or rent they need to understand that rent is more important than their health.

I would say evaluating property taxes before purchase in my area Mello Roos is a big deal and can make property prices seem artificially low. 

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Establish a budget to promote artificial scarcity.

I may transition my financial planning business to accrual at some point because I have many accounts receivable and it would be easier to use accrual method for taxes than the artificial entries I make every year to close my books and then re-open them.