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1. Pate, J., Beaumont, P. and Pryce, G. (2005) Organisations and the Issue of Multiple Identities: Who Loves You Baby?Click here to download.
2. Pryce, G. Correcting for Sample Selection Bias in UK House Price Indices: Controlling for Duration Dependence.Click here to download.
3. Pate, J., Beaumont, P. and Pryce, G. (2006) Person-Organisation Fit: The Potential Stumbling Block of Sub-cultures?Click here to download.
House Price Measurement:
1. Pryce, G. and Mason, P. (2006) 'Controlling for Transactions Bias in Regional House Price Indices', Columbus, Ohio Conference paper, July 2006.Click here to open.Click here for the Powerpoint presentation and here for pdf version of the presentation.
Transactions Process and Time-to-Sale:
1. Pryce, G. (2004) ,Measuring the Degree of Overpricing in a Sealed-Bid System', Conference Paper, American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association International Conference, Fredericton, Canada, 31st July 2004.Click here to download.
2. Pryce, G. and Gibb, K. Cox Proportional Hazards Model of Time on the Market.Click here to download.
3. Levin, E. and Pryce, G. (2006) Are Extreme Bids Inevitable?The Tale of Three Distributions.Click here to download.
4. Oates, S. and Pryce, G. (2006) Rhetoric in the Language of Real Estate Marketing.
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1. Levin, E. and Pryce.G. (2006) Price Elasticity of Supply and Long Term Interest Rates.
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Pryce, G. (2005) Inference and Statistics in SPSS, Glasgow: GeeBeeJey Publishing, www.geebeejey.co.uk.Click here for more details.
Journal Articles
Hendershott, P. and Pryce, G. (2006) The Sensitivity of Homeowner Leverage to the Deductibility of Home Mortgage Interest, Journal of Urban Economics 60 (1): 50-68.Click here to download.
Pryce, G. and Gibb, K. (2006) Submarket Dynamics of Time to Sale, Real Estate Economics, Vol.34(3), 377-415.Click here to download.
Bowie-Cairns, H. and Pryce, G. (2005) 'Trends in mortgage borrowers' repayment difficulties', Housing Finance, July, pp.1-12.Click here to download.
Stoddart, E. and Pryce, G. (2005) Observed Aversion to Raising Hell in Pastoral Care: the Conflict Between Doctrine and Practice, Journal of Empirical Theology, 18(2) pp 129-153.
Pryce, G. (2003) 'Greening by the Market?Distortions Caused by Fiscal Incentives to Build on Brownfield Land', Housing Studies, 18(4).
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Pryce, G. and Keoghan, M. (2002) 'Unemployment Insurance for Mortgage Borrowers: is it Viable and does it Cover Those Most in Need?' European Journal of Housing Policy, 2(1).
Pryce, G. and Keoghan, M. (2001) 'Determinants of Mortgage Protection Insurance Take-Up', Housing Studies, 16(2), pp 179-198.
Kemp, P. A. and Pryce, G. (2001) 'Evaluating the Mortgage Safety Net', Housing Finance, 52, November, pp.32-37.
Pryce, G. (1999) 'Construction Elasticities and Land Availability: A Two Stage Least Squares Model of Housing Supply Using the Variable Elasticity Approach', Urban Studies, 36(13), pp 2283-2304.
Pryce, G. (1999) 'Work Incentives and Rent: Evidence from Glasgow Housing Associations', Netherlands Journal of Housing and the Built Environment, 14(4), pp 343-362.
Pryce, G. (1998) 'Income Support for Mortgage Interest and the Crowding Out of Mortgage Payment Protection Insurance', Housing Finance, 39, August 1998, pp.27-31.
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Pryce, G. and Mason, P. (2006) Which House Price?Finding the Right Measure of House Price Inflation for Housing Policy - Technical Report, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, ISBN: 05 ASD 03771/a.Click here to download the report.
Pryce, G. and Mason, P. (2006) Which House Price?Finding the Right Measure of House Price Inflation for Housing Policy - Policy Implications Report, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, ISBN: 05 ASD 03771/b.
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Pryce, G. and Gibb, K. (2003) Does residential New Construction Boost or Depress the Adjacent Market for Second-Hand Homes?, York: Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
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Maclennan, D. and Pryce, G. (1996) ,Housing', Public Services Yearbook 1996/97, edited by P. Jackson and M. Lavender, London: Pitman Publishing, pp.277-284.
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Stuart-Smith, J., Timmins, C. and Pryce, G. (2005) ,Explaining phonological variation and change in an urban vernacular: does television play a role?', Conference Paper, 34th Conference of New ways of analyzing variation, New York, July 2005.
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Hendershott, P. and Pryce, G. (2005) ,Modelling Loan to Value as a Fractional Response Variable: With an Application to Estimating Tax Penalty Impacts', Conference Paper, Scottish Economics Society Conference, Perth, Scotland, 29 March 2005
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Hendershott, P. and Pryce, G. (2004) ,Another Look at UK Homeowner Leverage: Using FLR and Truncated Regression to Model the impact of the tax penalty on the LTV Decision', Conference Paper, European Real Estate Conference, Milan, Italy, 4th June 2004.
Pryce, G. (2004) ,Do existing house price indices underestimate house price inflation?' Workshop Presentation, Department of Urban Studies, 26th April 2004.
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Pryce, G. and Gibb, K. (2003) ,Modelling Time to Sale of Second Hand Owner Occupied Residential Properties in Glasgow: With Fractional Polynomial Hedonic Price Estimation and Bootstrapped Sample-Selection Proportional Hazards Estimation', Conference Paper, European Real Estate Society Conference, Krakow, June 2003.
Pryce, G. and Gibb, K. (2003) ,Modelling Time to Sale of Second Hand Owner Occupied Residential Properties in Glasgow', Conference Paper, Scottish Economics Society Conference, Glasgow, 25th March 2003.
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Pryce, G. (2001) ,The Possible Capital Market Distortions Caused By Fiscal Incentives To Build On Brownfield Land', Conference Paper, Housing, Environment and Sustainability: Housing Studies Association, Spring Conference, 18th & 19th April 2001
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Pryce, G. (2000) ,The Consumer In The Housing Market: Inequities In The Costs And Risks Faced By Owner Occupiers', Invited Paper Presented at the Housing Studies Association Conference, Sept 2000, Glasgow.
Pryce, G. (2000) ,Theory and Evidence on the Variation of the Price Elasticity of Housing Demand over the Housing Cycle', Invited Paper at Property Economics and Finance Research Network, April 2000.
Pryce, G. (2000) ,Unintended Effects Of Government Intervention In Brownfield Residential Development: A Credit Rationing Model of Land Development Loans where Land has Heterogeneous Contamination Risk', Invited Paper, Regional Science Association International Conference, Lugano, May 2000.
Pryce, G. (2000) ,Perceived Risk In Real Estate Markets: Biased And Heteroscedastic Assessment Errors', Conference Paper, European Network of Housing Research Conference, Gavle, June 2000
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Pryce, G. (1999) ,How Brownfield Sites Can Cause Equilibrium Credit Rationing', Conference Paper, European Real Estate Society Conference, Athens, June 1999.
Pryce, G. (1999) ,Theory & Estimation of UK Private Rented Sector Supply Responsiveness', Conference Paper, European Real Estate Society Conference, Athens, June 1999.
Pryce, G. (1997) ,Perverse Incentives of Loan Insurance', Conference Paper, American Real Estate and Urban Economics Society Conference, Berkeley, June 1997.
Prof Gwilym Pryce is the Deputy Director of the Graduate School (Faculty of Social Sciences) Chair of the Housing Research Group (University of Glasgow) and Founding Chair of the Scottish Housing Economics and Finance Research Network.He has published widely in the areas of housing and mortgage markets and has conducted research for a large number of funding bodies including:
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In 1999 Prof Pryce successfully completed a PhD as part of the Scottish Doctoral Programme in Economics (supervisors: Dr Terry Moody, University of Glasgow and Professor Ioannis Theodossiou, University of Aberdeen; external examiners: Professor Christine Whitehead, OBE, London School of Economics, and Professor Moira Munro, Heriot Watt University).
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Prof Pryce has carried out consultancy work for the following organisations:
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Prof Pryce is also an Associate Member of ImoEconometrics, a Portuguese real estate investment consultancy firm.
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Prof Pryce's research has been influential in major policy discussions,
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Prof Pryce has a sustained publication output of international quality
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Prof Pryce has over 12 years of experience of using and developing quantitative methods.He has used a wide range of statistical techniques (including logit, probit, ordered logit, two-stage least squares, fractional logit, Log-logistic/Weibull/Cox time-to-event models, Klein and Moeschberger kernel smoothed hazard functions, and fixed and random effects panel models) and has been at the cutting edge of applying techniques in an innovativ