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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Housing bubble"”.

  1. Is There a Commercial Residential Housing Bubble in China

    … of arguments about the Chinese residential housing market bubble. Making improvement of the analyses Yu (2011), the present paper present a more reasonable “discount cash flow model” to detect the existence of the bubble in the residential house market from 1998 to 2010. The result indicated …

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  2. Potential housing bubble with Chinese characteristics : analysis and policy design through an operational model

    This thesis analyzes the potential housing bubble in the Chinese urban housing market. Using an operational model built on system dynamics (SD), it explores the unique housing market structures, information flows, key agents and their decision-making processes, and the system constraints that may …

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  3. The Identification of Housing Bubbles in the U.S. and China and Lessons for Avoiding Them

    A speculative housing bubble began to burst in United States in 2006 which resulted in a serious financial crisis. The crisis began in the subprime market but rapidly expanded to other sectors of the economy, causing global financial failures and a credit crunch. This study is focused on …

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  4. How to identify UK housing bubbles? A decision support model

    … support model for the early diagnosis of housing bubbles in the UK during the phenomenon’s maturity process. The development process of the model is divided into four stages. These stages are driven by the normal distribution theorem coupled with the case study approach. The application of …

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  5. Housing market dynamics: A non-rational approach

    … attention is generally paid to the state of the housing market with regards to its fundamental value. With the last housing bubble firmly in the rear-view mirror, and optimism at relative highs, it is of vital importance that we remain conscious of the fact that irrational exuberance can always, …

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  6. The determinants of mortgage delinquency

    The recent housing crisis has highlighted the need to better understand the determinants of mortgage default. Concerns about potential sizable differences in default rates by race and ethnicity as well as reports in the popular press regarding the propensity for rising numbers of homeowners to …

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  7. Financial crisis : through various perspectives

    … context, for example by looking at the housing bubble. Monetary policy can be explained according to the BB-NN and IS-LM models. Another way to view the crisis is from a banking perspective by analyzing the changes in the financial market and the deregulation of the banking industry. As …

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  8. An Examination of the Reno Sparks Real Estate Bubble

    … conclusion that the US has experienced a housing bubble. While many formal definitions of a bubble exist, the common concept is that a bubble forms when the actual market price increases above the "fundamental" price, which is a price that can be rationalized from factors that would …

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  9. An empirical analysis of Malaysian housing market: switching and non-switching models

    … 1990s, has contributed to the building up of “bubble” in the economies of several Asian countries. In 2004, house prices increased rapidly in several countries such as South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore (World Report, 2004). The rapid increase in prices has led economists to believe that a …

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  10. Mortgage Default in Southern California: Examining Distressed Borrower's Decision Making and Market Contagion

    … defaults in Southern California during the housing bubble of the 2000s. The rapid decline in the housing market that precipitated the current recession has been accompanied by an unprecedented number of loan defaults and foreclosures. Recent studies have identified two major theories of …

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  11. Three Essays in Bank Risk Management

    … perspective. The first essay studies U.S. housing market volatility. The financial crisis began with the bursting of the housing bubble. Much has been written since then about what drives the level of house prices. However, little work has been done to investigate the drivers of house price …

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  12. Three essays investigating post-bubble housing market: prices and foreclosures

    … investigates the impacts of foreclosures on the housing price dynamics after the bursting of the housing bubble in 2007 in the United States. Following a sharp dip in housing prices, the number of foreclosures increased dramatically. The housing market experienced an unprecedented crisis …

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