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Mortgage Markets in the Year 2000
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Published 1990
Author David A. Olson
Source Fannie Mae Foundation
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This article introduces a series devoted to forecasting different aspects the residential mortgage markets ten years in the future, in the year 2000. It provides short overviews of the subjects covered, which include: demographic and economic trends, the unbundling of residential mortgage finance, and mortgage securitization trends.

   

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