当代财经 ›› 2017, Vol. 0 ›› Issue (09): 231-.

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房价上涨、泡沫化程度与消费挤出

傅东平   

  1. (广西财经学院 广西经济与金融研究院,广西 南宁 530003)
  • 收稿日期:2017-04-17 发布日期:2021-01-21
  • 作者简介:傅东平,广西财经学院教授,博士,主要从事区域财政与金融研究,联系方式715535517@qq.com。

Rise of Housing Prices, Bubble Degree and Crowding-Out Consumption

FU Dong-ping   

  1. (Guangxi University of Finance and Economics, Nanning 530003, China)
  • Received:2017-04-17 Published:2021-01-21

摘要: 房价上涨对居民消费具有财富效应与挤出效应双重影响。利用中国2000—2015年30个省(自治区、直辖市)的数据进行实证分析,结果显示,房价上涨抑制了消费需求增长,但不同类型的房产价格上涨对消费需求的挤出效应是不同的。对消费的挤出效应从大到小依次为住宅商品房、商业商品房、办公商品房和工业商品房的价格上涨。进一步以房价收入比度量泡沫化程度并作为门限变量,研究其对挤出效应的影响,发现不论房价收入比高低,房价上涨均抑制了消费增长,但房价上涨对消费的挤出效应在房价收入比6.607两侧具有显著的门限效应,跨越门限值后挤出效应显著增强。

关键词: 房价上涨,泡沫化程度,消费,挤出效应,门限效应

Abstract: The rising housing prices have dual effects on household consumption, which are wealth effect and crowding-out effect. This paper conducts an empirical analysis by making use of the data of China’s 30 provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions) during the period of 2000-2015. The results show that the rise of housing prices can restrain the growth of consumption demand, but the rising prices of different real estate types have different crowding-out effect on consumption demand. The crowding-out effects on consumption in the order from higher to lower price rising are as following: residential commercial housing, commercial housing, office commercial housing and industrial commercial housing. Further study takes the housing-price-to-income ratio to measure the bubble degree, which is also used as the threshold variable, so as to study its impact on the crowding-out effect. The results show that no matter the housing-price-to-income ratio is higher or lower, the rise of housing prices would restrain the consumption growth. However, the crowding-out effect of rising housing prices on consumption has a significant threshold effect on both sides of the housing-price-to-income ratio when it is 6.607, and the crowding-out effect will be much stronger once the threshold value is overtaken.

Key words: rise of housing prices rise; bubble degree; consumption; crowding-out effect; threshold effect