On the recordOctober 19, 2009
I believe that given the decline that we have been through, I think the likelihood that the credit is inflating the market beyond what it would otherwise be is very, very low.
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congress.govI believe that given the decline that we have been through, I think the likelihood that the credit is inflating the market beyond what it would otherwise be is very, very low.
Tester questions the impact of the tax credit on housing prices.
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