American Bonds - (Princeton Studies in American Politics: Historical, Internat) by Sarah L Quinn

American Bonds is a comprehensive guide to understanding how the American government has utilized financial credit programs to create economic opportunities since the nation's founding.

This book provides an in-depth examination of federal housing finance policy and mortgage-backed securities, shedding light on the complex social divides that have shaped America's economic landscape.

With a focus on the evolution of securitization and credit programs, American Bonds reveals how government officials have used credit as a political tool to navigate an increasingly complex political system.

This book is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the role of government in shaping America's market-heavy social policies and the impact of these policies on the economy.