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Engel functions 7 Canada 3 Consumer trust 3 Meat 3 Preferences 3 Processing 3 Consumer demand 2 Error distribution 2 Errors in variables 2 Identification 2 Instrumental variables 2 Method of Moments 2 Polynomial regression 2 latent total expenditure 2 measurement errors 2 panel data 2 preference distributions 2 Confidence 1 Consumer behaviour 1 Engel's functions 1 Ernährungsindustrie 1 Estimation theory 1 Fleisch 1 Fleischmarkt 1 Fleischwirtschaft 1 Food industry 1 Food safety 1 IV-Schätzung 1 Kanada 1 Konsumentenverhalten 1 Lebensmittelsicherheit 1 Meat industry 1 Meat market 1 Method of moments 1 Momentenmethode 1 Regression analysis 1 Regressionsanalyse 1 Schätztheorie 1 Statistical error 1 Statistischer Fehler 1
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Working Paper 3 Article 2 Graue Literatur 2 Non-commercial literature 2 Arbeitspapier 1
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English 7 Undetermined 1
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Biørn, Erik 4 Goddard, Ellen 3 Herzfeld, Thomas 3 Aasness, Jørgen 2 Skjerpen, Terje 2 Cohen, Ivan K. 1 Drescher, Larissa 1 Drescher, Larissa S. 1 Drescher, Larissa Sabrina 1 Ferretti, Fabrizio 1 Jonge, Janneke 1 Jonge, Janneke de 1 McIntosh, Bryan 1 de Jonge, Janneke 1
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Statistisk Sentralbyrå, Government of Norway 1
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Agriculture and Human Values 2 Cogent Economics & Finance 1 Discussion Papers 1 Discussion Papers / Statistisk Sentralbyrå, Government of Norway 1 Memorandum 1 Memorandum / Department of Economics, University of Oslo 1
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EconStor 4 ECONIS (ZBW) 2 RePEc 2
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Identification and method of moments estimation in polynomial measurement error models
Biørn, Erik - 2017
presented. An illustration for systems of linear, quadratic and cubic Engel functions, with household consumption and income …
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Identification and method of moments estimation in polynomial measurement error models
Biørn, Erik - 2017
presented. An illustration for systems of linear, quadratic and cubic Engel functions, with household consumption and income …
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A simple framework for analysing the impact of economic growth on non-communicable diseases
Cohen, Ivan K.; Ferretti, Fabrizio; McIntosh, Bryan - In: Cogent Economics & Finance 3 (2015) 1, pp. 1-10
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are currently the leading cause of death worldwide. In this paper, we examine the channels through which economic growth affects NCDs' epidemiology. Following a production function approach, we develop a basic technique to break up the impact of economic growth...
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Consumer's stated trust in the food industry and meat purchases
Drescher, Larissa S.; de Jonge, Janneke; Goddard, Ellen; … - In: Agriculture and Human Values 29 (2012) 4, pp. 507-517
Research indicates that consumers are particularly concerned about the safety of meat. More highly processed meat is perceived as more unsafe than fresh or natural meats, i.e., consumers trust processed meat less. This paper studies the relationship between perceived trust and day-to-day...
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Consumer's stated trust in the food industry and meat purchases
Drescher, Larissa Sabrina; Jonge, Janneke de; Goddard, Ellen - 2012
Research indicates that consumers are particularly concerned about the safety of meat. Higher processed meat is perceived as more unsafe than fresh or natural meats, i.e. consumers trust processed meat less. This paper studies the relationship between perceived trust and day-to-day purchase...
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Consumer’s stated trust in the food industry and meat purchases
Drescher, Larissa; Jonge, Janneke; Goddard, Ellen; … - In: Agriculture and Human Values 29 (2012) 4, pp. 507-517
Research indicates that consumers are particularly concerned about the safety of meat. More highly processed meat is perceived as more unsafe than fresh or natural meats, i.e., consumers trust processed meat less. This paper studies the relationship between perceived trust and day-to-day...
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Distribution of Preferences and Measurement Errors in a Disaggregated Expenditure System+
Aasness, Jørgen; Biørn, Erik; Skjerpen, Terje - 1995
A complete system of consumer expenditure functions with 28 commodity groups is modelled and estimated by means of Norwegian household panel data. Measurement errors are carefully modelled. Total consumption expenditure is modelled as a latent variable, purchase expenditures on different goods...
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Distribution of Preferences and Measurement Errors in a Disaggregated Expenditure System+
Aasness, Jørgen; Biørn, Erik; Skjerpen, Terje - Statistisk Sentralbyrå, Government of Norway - 1995
A complete system of consumer expenditure functions with 28 commodity groups is modelled and estimated by means of Norwegian household panel data. Measurement errors are carefully modelled. Total consumption expenditure is modelled as a latent variable, purchase expenditures on different goods...
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