Econometric assessment of the impact of price factors on the efficiency of construction financing

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https://doi.org/10.68372/c2m40469

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econometric model, multiple regression, panel data, construction cost, financing efficiency, elasticity, Driscoll-Kraay

Abstract

The article uses econometric methods to assess the impact of price factors on the efficiency of construction financing. First, using monthly data for 2021-2026 (n = 66), construction and installation prices are regressed on consumer prices, material prices, wages and import prices with Newey-West standard errors (R²=0.903). Second, using panel data for 14 regions in 2012-2022 (n = 154), fixed- and random-effects models estimate the effect of financing on real output and construction costs. Materials account for 41.3%, the exchange rate for 29.7% and wages for 22.4% of cost growth, while 27.9% of additional financing is absorbed by price increases.

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Published

2026-10-14

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