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Are reports prices are going up even faster. why is it so hard for americans to buy a house? it is simply because going back to the great financial crisis, we under build housing. you can see here what the housing rate was over 2 million houses a year into the crisis, plummeting to 500,000. it has been gradually catching up, but the dotted line is household formation. these are people leaving home from their parents and starting their own household. that under building over a long period of time created a gap of 4 million houses less than the number of households we would have had, and that's ...

As a matter of fact free but less equal. i think one impetus was the housing rate. in chicago, jobs out. the industrial collapse. there's a big factor in it. this past summer, some of grants. last year, chicago 800 students and this year it has 500. grants. more house colors without the king, with the school. parent plus loans. the schools, faculty. >> it's not one thing. it's a lot of things really moved forward and propelled most recently by the housing crisis. when you look at the recovery, even in the recovery, you see people with money, people with

Number one, architecture. the architecture degrees from georgetown university, 13.9% unemployment rate. is this not related to the housing rate? >> of course. >> something to do with the state of the current economy. >> of course. >> however, if you move on, there are some other soft degrees. >> philosophy. >> fine arts, for example. 12.6% unemployment. and information systems. i don't believe at all. >> the problem though -- >> i want to do this. this is what i want to do with this. any young people working out there. the problem, this is a snapshot of today. number one. not tomorrow. archite...

Mater. polled the top degrees from there and then the unemployment rate. number one, architecture. the degrees from georgetown university, 13.9% unemployment rate. is this not related to the housing rate? >> of course. >> something to do with the state of the current economy. >> of course. >> however, if you move on, there are some other soft degrees. >> philosophy. >> fine arts, for example. 12.6% unemployment. and information systems. i don't believe at all. >> i want to do this. this is what i want to do with this. any young people working out there. the problem, this is a snapshot of today...