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Estimation of food demand elasticities using Hicksian composite commodity assumptions.
From:
Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics
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June 22, 1994| Author:
Nelson, Julie A.
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INTRODUCTION
Cross-section surveys of household food expenditure often have been used for the estimation of income elasticities of demand for food items; recently the potential for using them for the estimation of price elasticities has received renewed attention (Timmer and Alderman, Deaton, Cox and Wohlgenant, Nelson). When a survey contains information on both household expenditure on an item and the physical quantity purchased, one seems to have both a measure of quantit...
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