Table A1.
Exogenous variablesLong-run effect [+]Log-run effects [−]
Coef.F-statCoef.F-stats
Asymmetry statistics
Log income per capita0.786***14.20−2.675***9.07
Log building completed0.453***8.412−0.256***7.85
Log building plans passed−0.0240.022−0.577***10.61
Mortgage rate−0.011**4.5890.007**4.19
Log volume of production1.823***8.8470.0920.03
 Long-run asymmetryShort-run asymmetry
 Wald testWald test
Log income per capita6.676**0.314
Log building completed1.2093.820*
Log building plans passed4.628**0.834
Mortgage rate1.2446.302**
Log volume of production6.504**0.429
Cointegration test statistics: t_BDM = -4.4752; F_PSS = 6.6484
Model diagnostics   Statistics
Portmanteau test up to lag 40 (Chi2)   40.5(0.45)
Breusch/Pagan heteroskedasticity test (Chi2)1.92(0.17)
Ramsey RESET test (F)0.09(0.97)
Jarque–Bera test on normality (Chi2)1.09(0.58)

Notes:

Long-run effect [−] refers to a permanent change in exogenous variables by −1 and *, ** and *** denote 10, 5 and 1%, respectively

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