Granger Causality Among House Price and Macroeconomic Variables in Victoria
Zhenqiang Luo, Chunlu Liu, David H. Picken
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Zhenqiang Luo, Chunlu Liu, David H. Picken
Abstract
This study analyses the dynamic causality of four macroeconomic variables on house prices. The four macroeconomic variables have interrelationships with house prices in certain lagged terms, but these relationships are not always the same as the notions put forward in prior research. The relationships are detected to be unstable in the three observation periods. The instability of these relationships would cause difficulty in predicting house prices in the market, especially for policy makers and market participants.
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This study analyses the dynamic causality of four macroeconomic variables on house prices. The four macroeconomic variables have interrelationships with house prices in certain lagged terms, but these relationships are not always the same as the notions put forward in prior research. The relationships are detected to be unstable in the three observation periods. The instability of these relationships would cause difficulty in predicting house prices in the market, especially for policy makers and market participants.
Key concepts: Granger causality, Economics, House price, Causality (physics), Econometrics, Macroeconomics, Physics, Quantum mechanics