英文摘要 |
In this study, the housing prices of the six nationalities in Taiwan are taken as the research object, and the dynamic panel vector regression analysis is used to explore the interrelationship between the six housing prices. The results show that: (1) there is a cointegration relationship between housing prices in Taipei and the prices in the five cities. In the long run, when housing prices in Taipei rise, the prices of the five cities will rise. (2) Using the panel data error correction model, it is estimated that when the price of housing in Taipei rises by 1%, on average, the average price of the five cities will increase by 0.9152%. However, using individual error correction models, the impact of housing prices in Taipei on municipalities is not consistent. (3) When Taipei deviates from the housing prices of the five cities, it is adjusted mainly by the five housing prices, but the adjustment of housing prices in Taipei is not significant. |