Do High House Prices Promote the Development of China's Real Economy? Empirical Evidence Based on the Decomposition of Real Estate Price
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fan, wei. Do High House Prices Promote the Development of China’s Real Economy? Empirical Evidence Based on the Decomposition of Real Estate Price. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2023-12-02. https://doi.org/10.3886/E195501V1
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Summary:
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The samples in this paper come from panel data of 35 large and
medium-sized cities in China from 1999 to 2019(In order to avoid the impact of
the COVID-19 Pandemic on the conclusions of this analysis, we use the data
before the outbreak of the epidemic for empirical testing). Here, the variables
adopted for assessing the housing bubble include price level, resident income,
household population, the average wage of staff and land supply. Apart from the
housing bubble index which is obtained via assessment, all the other basic data
come from official statistics, including the Wind Economic Database, website of
the People’s Bank of China, and National Bureau of Statistics website.
Scope of Project
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house;
economy
Time Period(s):
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1999 – 2019
Collection Date(s):
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2018 – 2022
Universe:
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Data on China's Macroeconomics and Real Estate Market
Data Type(s):
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administrative records data;
survey data
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