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Federal mortgage programs were linked to postwar population gains

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Researchers examining the baby-boom era concluded that federal mortgage programs played a role in the United States population increase after World War II, according to findings summarized by the New York Times Business.

The analysis looked back at how homeownership and federal mortgage support were associated with the upswing in population during that period.

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