Canada's experience demonstrates that government-subsidized housing finance is not necessary to promote home ownership.

Comparing the American housing finance system to other countries makes clear that one thing remarkable and indeed unique in the world about American housing finance was the dominant and disproportionate role played by government-sponsored enterprises

The United States should follow Canada's example to solve the unemployment problem.

Canada's government-financing operation looks superior to the one in the United States in candor, as well as credit performance, as it achieves equivalent home ownership levels.

Economic pandering by office-seekers may force them to follow through with their dangerous policies.