2010
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1703371
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Monetary Policy, Asset Prices and Consumption in China

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“…A positive shock to residential property prices, however, leads to a negative impulse in consumption growth. This result is similar to the findings from Koivu (2012) and may be driven by the need for households to save more in order to be able to afford housing as residential property prices go up. Hence, the wealth effect of increasing residential property prices seems to be inferior.…”
Section: Baseline Estimationsupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…A positive shock to residential property prices, however, leads to a negative impulse in consumption growth. This result is similar to the findings from Koivu (2012) and may be driven by the need for households to save more in order to be able to afford housing as residential property prices go up. Hence, the wealth effect of increasing residential property prices seems to be inferior.…”
Section: Baseline Estimationsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…Furthermore, the wealth effect on consumption has also been explored in several studies. Koivu (2012) uses a SVAR model and quarterly data between 1998 and 2008 to examine monetary policy transmission as well as asset price effects on consumption in China. She finds that a positive shock to income increases consumption.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the wide selection of empirical papers, the majority of researchers conclude that loose monetary policy is a primary cause of bubbles in the property prices of Western countries. Koivu (2010) studies the wealth effect in China, and uses a VAR model and finds that loose monetary policy actually leads to higher asset prices, especially house prices. Yao et al (2011) use monthly data from June 2005 to September 2010 to investigate the long-run relationship between monetary policy and asset prices in China.…”
Section: Granger Causality Testmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kaip reikšmingiausią finansų rinką mokslininkai išskiria akcijų rinką, kadangi ji turi svarbų poveikį visuminei paklausai, jautriai reaguoja į pinigų politikos sprendimus, atspindi visuomenės lūkesčius dėl ekonomikos būklės ateityje ir yra viena iš labiausiai stebimų turto klasių ( (Koivu, 2010), patvirtinęs (Zhang ir kt., 2011), kad skatinamoji pinigų politika, vykdyta pasaulinės finansų krizės metu, prisidėjo prie akcijų rinkos kintamumo didėjimo, kadangi lėšos, skirtos ekonomikai skatinti, perėjo į akcijų rinką -įmonės, gavusios kreditus, nenaudojo šių pinigų verslui plėsti, o investavo į akcijų rinką. Mokslininkai (Cheng ir Sun, 2013) nagrinėjo kelių šalių atvejus, siekdami ištirti, kokį poveikį krizės metu pinigų politika darė JAV, Švedijos ir Kinijos akcijų rinkoms.…”
Section: Kinijos Liaudies Banko Vykdytos Pinigų Politikos Poveikis VIunclassified