In Less Than 10 Years, The Federal Reserve Has Driven Millions Of American Women Into Prostitution

Zero Hedge ^ | 08/24/2015 | Tyler Durden via SouthBay Research

[Red Badger]

Bushes fault?........;^)

[Dilbert San Diego]

Holy smokes. Wait until this web site gets exposed, as happened with Ashley Madison. Wonder how many prominent men are on this one..........

[Rodamala]

[2ndDivisionVet]

Unintended, I’m sure.

[Rebelbase]

For once they didn’t blame global warming.

[SeekAndFind]

[Lurkina.n.Learnin]

“From 2000-2014, incomes have grown 25% while rents have grown 53%”

I wonder if there is any correlation with rent controls and renter protections that have been passed.

[SteveH]

if prostitution is measurably jumping by economic actions of the fed, should there not be an equivalent jump in marriages by the economic actions of the fed?

are we talking about female prostitution exclusively?

what if prostitution were not a crime? would the fed action be construed as undesirable? or simply another example of the invisible hand?

[familyop]

It’s not the Fed’s fault. It’s the tens of millions of political regulator folks sucking the life out of the economy while preventing new, small production with too many state and local regulations and fees.

[outofsalt]

"According to SA they are not, repeat not, engaged in prostitution."

It is strictly an inner chakra releasing service for the 0.0001%.

[headstamp 2]

+1

[Chode]

[DesertRhino]

Bush is nowhere to be seen

[Red Badger]

Not since they invented Nair...........

[CodeToad]

I know of more than one wealthy man, usually over age 50, that takes on a 23 year old, or so, and pays for everything and she is his. It is actually not uncommon. There is always a pre-nup and the relationship is usually 10 years or so.

[TexasTransplant]

What is Laz’s excuse? (did not read the article) that is my excuse

[TexasTransplant]

How Rich do you have to be?

[OrangeHoof]

Somehow, I see Bill Clinton’s fingerprints all over this one.

[coloradan]

How about artificially inflating the price of houses, driving up rents in sympathy (via Fannie Mae’s magic housing money machine) and then, after the crash, forcing people out of their homes and into rentals, further driving up demand for that type of housing.