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Ch 1 Hungarian Mortgage Rescue Programs 2009-2016

Adrienne Csizmady and József Hegedüs

Ch 1 Overview of the papers and topics covered

Hanna Augustyniak, Jacek Łaszek and Krzysztof Olszewski

Ch 2 Analysing euro area house price developments

Derry O'Brien and Thomas Westermann

Ch 2 Household debt in OECD countries: stylised facts and policy issues

Christophe André

Ch 3 FX mortgages, housing boom and financial stability – a case study for Poland (2005-2015)

Jacek Łaszek, Hanna Augustyniak and Krzysztof Olszewski

Ch 3 Determinants of the liquidity risk in the construction sector in Poland

Zbigniew Krysiak

Ch 4 Twenty years of developer sector in Poland

Kazimierz Kirejczyk

Ch 4 Current risks in the CESEE residential property market: evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey

Elisabeth Beckmann, Antje Hildebrandt and Krisztina Jäger-Gyovai

Ch 5 US housing finance policy in the aftermath of the crisis

Michael Lea

Ch 5 Implementation of the Mortgage Credit Directive – the scope of changes, issues of concern and their potential impact on the Polish mortgage sector

Agnieszka Nierodka

Ch 6 Housing markets in Austria, Germany and Switzerland

Martin Schneider and Karin Wagner

Ch 6 Housing policy in developing countries

Guenter Karl

Ch 7 Developments of Russian mortgage and housing markets

Andrey Tumanov and Evgeniya Zhelezova

Ch 7 Developments of Russian mortgage and housing markets

Andrey Tumanov and Evgeniya Zhelezova

Ch 8 Measurement without theory and theory without measurement. A personal account

Guenter Karl

Ch 8 Covered Bond Models in Europe – legal conflict between secured bonds and deposits regarding insolvency remoteness and bail-in

Otmar M. Stöcker

Ch 9 Sector risk, regulation and policy issues in Central and Eastern European transition countries, with a special focus on Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Poland and Turkey

Hans-Joachim Dübel

Ch 9 Monopolistic competition, price discrimination as a development company behaviors in the housing primary market

Jacek Łaszek, Krzysztof Olszewski and Joanna Waszczuk

Ch 10 Housing Bubble and Government Regulation: Evidence from China

Jerry Cao, Bihong Huang and Rose Neng Lai

Ch 10 Activating the covered bonds market in Poland – the need for regulatory improvements

Agnieszka Tułodziecka and Agnieszka Nierodka

Ch 11 Reasoning Behind Choices: Rationality and Social Norms in Housing Market Behaviour

Martin Lux, Petr Gibas, Irena Boumová and Martin Hájek

Ch 11 Housing market cycles – a disequilibrium model and its application to the primary housing market in Warsaw

Hanna Augustyniak, Jacek Łaszek, Krzysztof Olszewski and Joanna Waszczuk

Ch 12 Panel analysis of home prices in the primary and secondary market in 17 largest cities in Poland

Krzysztof Olszewski and Robert Leszczyński

Ch 12 The degree, impact and differences in house price index measurement

Mick Silver

Ch 13 Non-listed real estate funds: leverage and macroeconomic effects

Franz Fuerst, Wayne T Lim and George Matysiak

Ch 13 FHB Agricultural Land Price Index

Gyula Nagy

Ch 14 The development of commercial property prices and values analysis

Wojciech Doliński

Ch 14 Property prices and the real sector: comovements in European markets

Magdalena Erdem and Michela Scatigna

Ch 15 A Hedonic House Price Index for Turkey

Timur Hulagu, Erdi Kızılkaya, Ali Gencay and Pınar Tunar

Ch 15 Measuring the effect of the real estate bubble: a house price index for Bilbao

Maria J. Barcena, Patricia Mendez, Maria B. Palacios and Fernando Tusell-Palmer

Ch 16 Renewed Momentum in the German Housing Market: Real-Time Monitoring of Boom vs. Bubble

Xi Chen and Michael Funke

Ch 16 Recent developments in house prices in Macedonia

Branimir Jovanovic

Ch 17 Impact of the economic crisis on house prices in the Czech Republic measured on hedonic price index on bank data

Martin Lux and Petr Sunega

Ch 17 How should we measure residential property prices to inform policy makers?

Jens Mehrhoff and Elena Triebskorn

Ch 18 The hedonic housing price index for Poland – modelling on NBP BaRN data

Marta Widłak

Ch 19 Monitoring 15 years of residential house price development in Hungary with the help of the FHB House Price Index

Gyula Nagy

Ch 20 Logit modelling as a tool supporting decision making in the real estate market

Łukasz Mach