下跌的房价是怎样炼成的（How is the house price reduced）.docVIP

下跌的房价是怎样炼成的（How is the house price reduced） This time, house prices really drop. For months, the real estate market as Chinese fell into the hole in the ice, prices continued to decline, light turnover downturn, a large number of projects of common newspapers and television to jump off the price diving price promotion means breathtaking, authoritative data show that as the representative of Shenzhen city housing prices decline has accumulated more than 30% more frightful to the ear. A road of the city house prices finally stride forward singing militant songs of the high low head it arrogant! What is the reason why Chinas urban land prices generally decline? To understand this problem is of great significance to the parties, even if the government can predict the consequences so as to adjust the policy in a timely manner, but also enable enterprises to clear the development trend of industry to prepare for, it enables consumers to keep a clear head in front of all kinds of complicated and accurate information from capture time to buy. The theories of economics, is difficult to explain the puzzle of falling prices From the perspective of economics, a commodity price rise generally for two reasons: one is the imbalance between supply and demand, which belongs to the category of the theory of price; two is inflation (or deflation), which belongs to the category of monetary theory. However, from the existing data, the two theories do not seem to explain the recent decline in house prices. Price theory generally means that when a supply of goods increases and demand falls or does not increase correspondingly, it is inevitable that prices will fall. Look at the existing supply: the official data show (from the focus of real estate network), the first half of 2008 in Shenzhen, Beijing prices led by representatives of three and Shanghai City, has completed area of commercial housing are higher than the same period last year decreased by 27.9%, 32.2% and 12.5%, and the secon