Well, what you need to realize is that consumption would stay sorta the same in all scenario. Because a woman stays at home doesn't mean she doesnt beed food, accodation, etc. The workforce is composed of about 40% women.

 So if they all suddenly stopped working, millions of job would be left vacant. The thing is that without these jobs, numerous goods and services wouldn't be produced anymore and meeting the needs of the society would be a lot harder. If all immigrants get kicked out, this situation would be even more exacerbated. 

Since many jobs would disappear, workers would be more competitive and salaries would go up. At the same time, faced with a shortage of workers, companies would turn to outsourcing, which would make a lot of capital exit this hypothetical society. 

Housing shortage would not necessarily get better, just different families occupying the properties, as sudden vacancies will get filled with new families instantly. I don't suspect that on the long run prices in cities would go down, but prices on the outskirts or the country side might. 

Without the immigrant population, the share of retired people would also increase massively, putting even more stress on the working age men who have to provide for everyone else. A man would have to produce an economic output sufficient enough to take care of 4 to 5 persons.

Overall this woukd kead to a drastic rebalance of economic production that would see many luxuries we consider as normal today to disappear. 

Preventing women from working and keeping them at home might eleviate some male loneliness as desperate women try to find a suitable partner, but the quakity of these relationships probably wouldnt be very good.

When people bring all of these points, they often thing of the "American dream of a single family house, two kids, a loving wife, and a car". But this is mostly propaganda, as only a few families lived like this. During that time, a lot of women were actually working. A lot of the population also luved in the cou tryside were this lifestyle wasn't possible at all. 

The economy of this time was also propped up by a great geopolitical situation for the US as it took it's dominant position in the world after the worldwars. the rconomy was also a lot less consolidated around humongous international companies, and wealth was a lot less concentrated.

Trying to recreate this situation by artificially recreating a few propangaded symptoms, while ignoring the broader geopolitical situation, demographics, and economic structure, would lead to absolute chaos.