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Government Regulation Of The High Prices Of Real Estate Market In The Coexistence Of High Vacancy

Posted on:2012-08-07Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X H YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2216330371451536Subject:Administrative Management
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The housing price level and vacancy situation is the most important index to evaluate whether the real estate market is mature, health or not. Under 20 years'development of China's real estate market, great achievement has been obtained and it has become the pillar industry of national economy. However, the special phenomenon of the high housing price and high housing vacancy of China's real estate market which is contradictory to the traditional theory of economics always exists during the development of China's real estate market and the phenomenon has become more and more prominent in recent years. This strange phenomenon is not conducive to the development of the market economy, cause of social instability, for this reason, there are market failure also has the government has failed. In particular mobility of capital investment, real estate market provided factors, real estate market needed factors, real estate development of higher prices caused by long-term disequilibrium and higher, excess of the model, the present housing system problems caused by high prices and high empty.Making the regression analysis of average sales price and vacant areas by SPSS software, make another regression analysis of average sales price and vacancy rate, than we will find that there is a linear correlation about the average sales price and vacant areas, and average sales price and vacancy rate have some other connection. The government to regulate the high price is the policy orientation in particular, an increase in real estate market effective supply, reduce the investment demand, the establishment of early warning mechanism of market run and land supply and use of financial tax lever. Change the record the number of modes, improving housing system.
Keywords/Search Tags:Housing Price, Vacancy, Government Regulation, Market Failure
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