
handle: 10419/212275
This article empirically studies the linkages between financial variable downturns and economic recessions. We present evidence that real asset prices tend to lead real cycles, while loan-to-GDP and loan-to-deposit ratios lag them. Using a probit anaylsis, we document that downturns in real asset prices, particularly real house prices, are useful leading indicators of economic recessions.
G17, probit models, ddc:330, E37, C53, macro-financial linkages, turning point analysis, E32
G17, probit models, ddc:330, E37, C53, macro-financial linkages, turning point analysis, E32
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