The Inflation-Hedging Ability of Real Estate Thai Evidence: 1987-2011
This study examines whether Thai real estate can hedge against ex post and ex ante inflation during the 1987-2011 period. Using the Fama and Schwert framework, we find that real estate returns have a positive (albeit not strongly significant) relation with both ex post and unexpected inflation over...
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