Housing Network Connectedness and Policy Spillovers: Evidence from a Time-Varying Parameter VAR Approach

A time-varying VAR network reveals supply-inelastic coastal markets absorb largest regulatory shocks and spillovers persist to monetary conditions and inflation expectations.

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Figure 2. Macroeconomic Policy and Financial Indicators

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Identifier: RePEc:pre:wpaper:202630
Authors: Onur Polat et al.

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