英文摘要 |
After the financial crisis in 2008, The low-interest-rates financial market and international capital flowed into the Asia, resulting in abnormal fluctuations in the real estate market. To suppress speculation of the real estate, Asian governments are devoted to carry out the countermeasures. The major controls of real estate transactions in Taiwan included 'The Specifically Selected Goods and Services Tax Act' and 'Selective Credit Controls', etc. This study analyzed the effectiveness of Taiwan’s countermeasures and proposed policy suggestions. We found that 'The Specifically Selected Goods and Services Tax Act' has decreased the Taiwan’s real estate transaction quantity, but not price. On the other hand, annual growth rate of real estate loads has slowed down gradually since 2011. The real estate loans proportion of all bank’s loans grew steadily, and the national housing loan delinquency rate decreased quarter by quarter. According to above statement, the selective credit controls has taken effect on real estate loads. This study compared the Taiwan real estate countermeasures to Singapore and Hong Kong. To improve Taiwan real estate market, our suggestions includes:1. Exert the capability of holding tax of real estate;2.'The Specifically Selected Goods and Services Tax Act' should tax on capital gains;3. Carry out the selective credit controls nationally instead of partially. |