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Stanimira Milcheva and Steffen Sebastian
University of Regensburg
Housing Channels of Monetary Policy Transmission
in European Industrial and Transition Countries
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Motivation
What is the role of the housing market in the monetary policy transmission to consumption and residential investment?
Hypothesis: Housing markets play an important role for the transmission of monetary shocks to consumption and investment in countries with flexible and well developed mortgage markets.
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Housing Channels of Monetary Policy Transmission
Credit channel
Interest rate
channel
Monetary policy shock
Cost of
capital
effect
Tobin‘s
Q effect
Interest
rate
income
effect
Rents and
savings
effect
Housing
wealth
effect
Collateral
effect
Residential investment Consumption
House Prices
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Institutional factors
Country Mortgage Mortgage Average Total outst. Prevailing Mortgage Refinancing market debt outst. typical securitization type of equity (fee-free
index of (from MFIs) LTV ratio from resid. mortgage withdraw prepayment) completeness to GDP lending rate (MEW) Year 2008 2008 2008 2007 2003-2007 Austria 31% 25.3% 84% - variable no noBelgium 34% 39.8% 80% 80,0% fixed (>10y) no noDenmark 82% 95.3% 80% 80,0% fixed yes yesFinland 49% 47.5% 70% 70,0% variable yes yesFrance 23% 35.9% 91% 91,0% fixed (>10y) no noGermany 28% 46.1% 72% 72,0% fixed (>5y) no noGreece 35% 32.0% 58% 58,0% variable no noIreland 39% 80.0% 83% 83,0% variable limited yesItaly 26% 19.8% 65% 65,0% variable no noNetherlands 71% 99.1% 100% 100,0% fixed (>5y) yes noNorway 59% 53.3% 70% 70,0% variable yes noPortugal - 63.3% 56% 56,0% variable - noSpain 40% 62.0% 61% 61,0% variable limited noSweden 66% 60.6% 80% 80,0% fixed (>1y) yes yesUK 58% 80.5% 77% 77,0% variable yes limitedUS 98% 77,0% 75% 75,0% initial fixed yes yesBulgaria - 11.6% 80%-90% 0% variable - -
Czech Republic - 10.8% 56% 56% - - -Estonia - 39.2% 100% 0% initial fixed - -
Hungary - 14.0% 61% 48% fixed until 2005 - -Lithuania - 17.3% 75% 0% variable - -Poland - 15.6% 90% 1% variable - -
Slovenia - 9.1% 61% 0% variable - -
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Methodology
• Estimation of vector autoregression (VAR) models for 21 European countries and the US.
• Counterfactual simulation of impulse responses. (see Bernanke et al. (1997))
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Existing Literature
Ludvigson et al. (2002): SVAR with total wealth, counterfactual simulation, US, 1966:1 – 2000:3, insignificant effect of the wealth channel on consumption in the US.
Giuliodori (2005): VAR with house prices, counterfactual simulation, 9 European industrial countries, 1979:3 – 1998:4, house prices play an important role for the transmission of monetary policy shocks to GDP in countries with well developed housing markets, such as Sweden, Spain, the Netherlands.
Elbourne (2008): SVAR with house prices, counterfactual simulation, UK, 1987:M1 – 2003:M5, house prices play a small role in the monetary policy transmission mechanism.
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Contribution
• A more in-depth study of the monetary policy transmission through housing
• Broader sample of countries, including Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries
• Same model applied to all countries
• Accounting for structural breaks
• Time period after the liberalisation of the mortgage markets
• Specifying the role of each housing channel on consumption and investment
• Accounting for significance of simulated impulse responses
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Data
Countries
• Industrial countries: AU, BE, DK, DE, GR, FI, FR, IR, IT, NL, NO, ES, SE, UK, US
• CEE countries: BG, CZ, EE, HU, LT, PL, SI
Estimation period From mid-1990s to 2008 (quarterly)
Variables consumer price indexhousehold consumption gross fixed capital formation in housing house price indexmoney market rate
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Results: Shock in IR HP
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Results: Shock in IR HP
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Countries with significant housing wealth/collateral effects
Dark blue line: estimated impulse response of consumotion to an interest rate shock., red line: simulated impulse response.
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Countries with significant housing wealth/collateral effects
Dark blue line: estimated impulse response of consumotion to an interest rate shock., red line: simulated impulse response, blue line: simulated respinse when GFCF=0 in consumotion equation.
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Results: Shock in HP GFCF
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Countries with significant Tobin‘s Q effects
Dark blue line: estimated impulse response, red line: simulated impulse response of consumotion to an interest rate shock.
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