JER, 第 1 卷Hanyang Economic Research Institute in collaboration with Hanyang University College of Business and Economics, 1996 |
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... shock affects the length of stay in a chosen dwelling unit as well as housing demand and ten- ure status , depending on the degree of the shock and financial constraint such as transaction costs . One implication from the model is that ...
... shock affects the length of stay in a chosen dwelling unit as well as housing demand and ten- ure status , depending on the degree of the shock and financial constraint such as transaction costs . One implication from the model is that ...
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... demand functions in terms of exogenous variables due to the complexity of the model . The demands for housing and ... shock is defined as the difference between expectation and realization . To analyze this model , a simple form of ...
... demand functions in terms of exogenous variables due to the complexity of the model . The demands for housing and ... shock is defined as the difference between expectation and realization . To analyze this model , a simple form of ...
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... shock occurs . Another effect comes from the in- creased cost of owning owing to the lowered marginal tax rate , which decreases the demand for owner - occupied housing in the second period . Combining these two effects , the change in ...
... shock occurs . Another effect comes from the in- creased cost of owning owing to the lowered marginal tax rate , which decreases the demand for owner - occupied housing in the second period . Combining these two effects , the change in ...