Stabilizer or multiplier : The manifestation of theoretical policy effect on the house prices
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This paper employs Jorda’s (2005) local projection (LP) methodology to assess the impact of macro- economic policies on apartment prices pre-and post-COVID-19. It contemplates the economic linkages to estimate the multiplier effects of the monetary and fiscal shocks as they are transmitted to the apartment prices through the so-called COVID proxies. This paper introduces a reduced number of economic proxies that substantially explain the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on aggregate production in South Korea: unemployment; oil prices; uncertainties. I use these COVID proxies that are exogenously given, as a set of channels through which the transmission paths of the macroeconomic policies linked towards the apartment prices are misaligned with the desired paths. The LP model provides a reasonably good explanation to the varying effects of financial shocks pre-and post-COVID-19 by predicting the state-dependent impulse responses. The impulse responses suggest that the monetary multipliers on apartment prices are larger and more significant during the COVID-19 crisis than during normal times, while it is vice versa in terms of fiscal multipliers.
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This paper employs Jorda’s (2005) local projection (LP) methodology to assess the impact of macro- economic policies on apartment prices pre-and post-COVID-19. It contemplates the economic linkages to estimate the multiplier effects of the monetary and fiscal shocks as they are transmitted to the apartment prices through the so-called COVID proxies. This paper introduces a reduced number of economic proxies that substantially explain the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on aggregate production in South Korea: unemployment; oil prices; uncertainties. I use these COVID proxies that are exogenously given, as a set of channels through which the transmission paths of the macroeconomic policies linked towards the apartment prices are misaligned with the desired paths. The LP model provides a reasonably good explanation to the varying effects of financial shocks pre-and post-COVID-19 by predicting the state-dependent impulse responses. The impulse responses suggest that the monetary multipliers on apartment prices are larger and more significant during the COVID-19 crisis than during normal times, while it is vice versa in terms of fiscal multipliers.
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