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The GI Bill made what possible for millions of Americans during the 1950s that would have otherwise not happened because the cost would have blocked most people from being on the demand curve?Moving to condominiums to enjoy living in planned communities that offered amenities like parks, swimming pools, walking path, and recreation centers for the condo owners.Moving to new home built in the suburbs that was big enough to have a yard, a garage, and several bedrooms to live the dream.Moving to new homes in the city center of Americas biggest cities.Moving to new homes being built out in the beautiful sparsely populated areas of the nation.
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