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Les fluctuations des marchés immobiliers: cycles ou bulles?

Philippe Thalmann
2010
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Abstract

Les prix des immeubles, mais aussi les volumes de construction, sont soumis à des fluctuations bien plus fortes que d’autres secteurs de l’économie. Celles-ci sont encore difficiles à expliquer et à prédire avec précision. Elles dépendent, néanmoins, toujours de deux ingrédients: la confiance et les liquidités. Les anticipations – qu’elles soient rationnelles ou naïves – compliquent encore la prévision et l’analyse des cycles. Il existe des possibilités d’en atténuer les fluctuations, mais c'est délicat.

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Philippe Thalmann
2010
Journal Articles

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/148e35f8-0190-4c78-903a-4f2f0c5f5155

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