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近日,北京交通大学经济管理学院教授阮加在一次演讲中指出,如果房价大幅下跌,普通老百姓的财产损失最大。据人民银行《2019年中国城镇居民家庭资产负债情况调查》显示,中国户均住房资产187万元,占总资产比重为59%。这意味着,房价下跌对普通家庭的影响尤为显著。

阮教授以城镇房价平均下降10%为例,指出相当于每个家庭的资产缩水。然而,这一观点引发了热议,有人提出疑问:房价越低越好吗?

事实上,房价下跌并非绝对利好。一方面,房价下跌意味着消费者可以以更低的价格购房,提高购房能力。另一方面,房价下跌可能导致土地财政收入减少,进而影响基础设施建设、社会福利等方面。此外,房地产市场泡沫破裂可能导致金融风险,甚至引发经济危机。

因此,房价下跌并非越多越好。在房地产市场调控中,应综合考虑各方利益,保持市场稳定。对于普通老百姓而言,关注自身资产配置的多样性,减少对房地产的过度依赖,才是降低财产风险的关键。

Title: Impact of housing price decline on ordinary households
Keywords: Housing price, Ordinary households, Property loss

News content:
Recently, Professor阮加 from the Beijing Jiaotong University School of Economics and Management pointed out that if housing prices fall significantly, ordinary households will suffer the biggest losses. According to the “2019 Urban Household Assets and Liabilities Survey” conducted by the People’s Bank, the average housing assets of Chinese households amount to 1.87 million yuan, accounting for 59% of the total assets. This means that the impact of housing price fluctuations on ordinary families is particularly significant.

Taking the average 10% decline in urban housing prices as an example, Professor阮 estimated that it would lead to a shrinkage in each household’s assets. However, this view has sparked heated discussions, with some questioning: Is a lower housing price always better?

In fact, the decline in housing prices is not an unambiguous advantage. On the one hand, lower housing prices mean that consumers can purchase houses at lower prices, increasing their housing affordability. On the other hand, lower housing prices may lead to a reduction in land revenue, thereby affecting infrastructure construction and social welfare. Moreover, the bursting of the housing market bubble may pose financial risks and even trigger an economic crisis.

Therefore, the decline in housing prices is not necessarily a good thing. In the regulation of the housing market, all parties’ interests should be taken into account to maintain market stability. For ordinary households, focusing on the diversity of asset allocation and reducing their excessive dependence on real estate are the keys to minimizing property risks.

【来源】https://www.zhihu.com/question/638913323

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