英文摘要 |
The housing bubble in Taipei was not only affected by investors’ optimistic expectations, but also by macroeconomic variables. This paper focuses on the determinant factors of a housing bubble. First, this paper regards the housing fundamental as the sum of the expected present value of rent and applies the state-space model to measure the bubble price from June 1976 to September 2014 in Taipei City. Second, Granger causality analysis and VAR modeling methods are used to investigate the causes of the housing bubble. The empirical findings show that money supply, the stock price index, and the exchange rate were the causes of the housing bubble, and that real interest rates were not. The results imply that sufficient funding was the main cause of the housing bubble; therefore, the Taiwan government should implement a prudent monetary policy to avoid the bursting of the housing bubble, which would trigger a financial crisis. |