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- Title
- An empirical analysis of house price bubble: a case study of Beijing housing market
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- Lincoln University
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Increases in house prices can lead to higher house price volatility, a significant determinant of default and the prepayment of housing loans (Miles, 2008). Many researchers believe that significant growth in house price has the potential to generate a house price bubble. The bursting of a house price bubble is likely to endanger the stability of the country’s real economy. China experienced substantial increases in house prices at the end of 1990s. In Beijing, house prices increased dramatic...
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- Research Paper
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- Date created
- 2013
- Creator
- Chen, RD / Gan, C / Hu, Baiding / Cohen, DA
- URL
- https://hdl.handle.net/10182/8010
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- house price bubble / interest rates / loans / China / Housing Markets, Development, Management / Banking, Finance and Investment / Financial Economics
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