An Econometric Analysis of Housing as Both a Consumption Good and a Risky Asset.
The demand for housing is analyzed within the context of an overall household expenditure system in which housing viewed as both a consumption good and an investment good. The risk associated with holding housing as an asset is given special attention. The expenditure system is estimated using Canadian survey data and the results are interpreted. The results suggest that households are risk-averse and that the degree of risk-aversion increases with age.
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1993
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Authors: | Denton, Frank T ; Robb, A Leslie ; Spencer, B Byron |
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Empirical Economics. - Department of Economics and Finance Research and Teaching. - Vol. 18.1993, 2, p. 215-31
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Department of Economics and Finance Research and Teaching |
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