Aktuelle Trends: Die Liquidität europäischer Immobilienmärkte in der Polykrise
Michael Koetter, Felix Noth, Fabian Wöbbeking
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 1,
2024
Abstract
Der Ausbruch der Covid-Pandemie in Europa zu Beginn des Jahres 2020 markierte den Beginn einer Polykrise in Europa. Umgangsbeschränkungen lähmten die Wirtschaft, die Invasion der Ukraine durch Russland trieb die Energiepreise, internationale Lieferketten strauchelten und die hohe Inflation belastete die Haushalte nachhaltig.
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Household Indebtedness, Financial Frictions and the Transmission of Monetary Policy to Consumption: Evidence from China
Michael Funke, Xiang Li, Doudou Zhong
Emerging Markets Review,
June
2023
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This paper studies the impact of household indebtedness on the transmission of monetary policy to consumption using the Chinese household-level survey data. We employ a panel smooth transition regression model to investigate the non-linear role of indebtedness. We find that housing-related indebtedness weakens the monetary policy transmission, and this effect is non-linear as there is a much larger counteraction of consumption in response to monetary policy shocks when household indebtedness increases from a low level rather than from a high level. Moreover, the weakened monetary policy transmission from indebtedness is stronger in urban households than in rural households. This can be explained by the investment good characteristic of real estate in China.
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Stricter rules for banks can relieve real estate markets
Exuberant price levels in the German real estate market could further exacerbate an economic crisis. Fiscal instruments exert too little influence to contain this danger, shows a study by the Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH).
Michael Koetter
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