2017
DOI: 10.1166/asl.2017.9864
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Determinants of Housing Price in ASEAN-5 Countries: Panel Data Approach

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“…Generally, macroeconomic events have been claimed to have critical impacts on every societal level, including household members, policymakers, business operators and economists (Jack et al , 2017). Ong (2013), Pillaiyan (2015), Ooi et al (2017) and Chan et al (2018) suggested that several macroeconomic factors, such as population, gross domestic product (GDP), the consumer sentiment index (CF) and the number of approved residential loans, are bound to influence Malaysian housing prices. Thus, economic growth (e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally, macroeconomic events have been claimed to have critical impacts on every societal level, including household members, policymakers, business operators and economists (Jack et al , 2017). Ong (2013), Pillaiyan (2015), Ooi et al (2017) and Chan et al (2018) suggested that several macroeconomic factors, such as population, gross domestic product (GDP), the consumer sentiment index (CF) and the number of approved residential loans, are bound to influence Malaysian housing prices. Thus, economic growth (e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los autores concluyen que los déficits de cuenta corriente están asociados con una apreciación real considerable de los bienes raíces y que este efecto se mantiene controlando variables como la tasa de interés real, el crecimiento del PIB y la inflación. Por otro lado, Ooi et al (2017) encontraron una relación significativa y positiva entre el precio de la vivienda y las variables socioeconómicas IPC, población y desempleo, en los países Asean-5 (Indonesia, Malasia, Singapur, Filipinas y Tailandia). Sin embargo, en el caso del PIB, la relación se mostró negativa.…”
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