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  • An Empirical Study on the Asymmetric Effect of Monetary Policy to Real Estate Prices in China Based on TARCH Model   [MASS 2012]
  • Author(s)
  • Xiaoqian Chen, Guosong Wang
  • ABSTRACT
  • The paper studies on the asymmetric effect of monetary policy to real estate prices in China based on TARCH Model. By broad money supply M2 & the weighted average interest rate of 7 days SHIBOR respectively as proxy variables of monetary policy, the paper concludes that the impact of expansionary monetary policies on the real estate prices is bigger than that of tightening ones.
  • KEYWORDS
  • monetary policy, real estate prices, asymmetric effect, TARCH model
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