The housing market and the monetary transmission mechanism in the UK, in and out of EMU

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An OEF Global Macroeconomic Model is used to assess the housing market's impact on the UK's convergence with the Eurozone. The OEF Model includes a detailed system for forecasting housing prices in the UK, as well as mortgage borrowing.

Evaluation, Economic conditions

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Economic outlook: UK: table 25: the housing market

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The article tabulates UK housing market data for 1992-2007, providing annual percent changes, unless otherwise specified. Data includes mortgage rates, house prices and stock of dwellings.

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Economic outlook: UK: table 24: the housing market

Article Abstract:

The article tabulates the UK housing market for 1992-2007. Data includes house prices, house price ratios, housing turnover and private sector housing starts.

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