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Modelos econometricos del mercado de la vivienda en las regiones españolas

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Lopez, Carmen ()

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En este trabajo se analizan los diferentes enfoques utilizados a nivel agregado en los estudios econometricos sobre el mercado de la vivienda, asi como las principales variables explicativas que intervienen en la determinacion de los niveles de inversion y los precios. La revision de algunas de las aportaciones mas destacadas en este campo se centra en sus resultados empiricos y se completa con una propuesta de modelizacion de la autora, basada en la separacion teorica entre el mercado de los servicios de vivienda y el de la vivienda como activo, que trata de analizar los determinantes de los precios y de la inversion residencial en las regiones españolas.

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Paper provided by University of Santiago de Compostela. Faculty of Economics and Business. Econometrics. in its series Economic Development with number 59.

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