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Assessing differences in household needs : a comparison of approaches for the estimation of equivalence scales using German expenditure data

Dudel, Christian; Garbuszus, Jan Marvin; Schmied, Julian - 2017

of their practical importance for the measurement of inequality and poverty, a large number of methods for the estimation … estimate are close to the modified OECD scale. Calculating the Gini coefficient, we find that the at-risk-of-poverty rate and … inequality and poverty. We conclude that differences in estimation methods for equivalence scales might be less important than …

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Direct and Indirect Rebound Effects in German Households : A Linearized Almost Ideal Demand System Approach

Schmitz, Hendrik - 2019

We estimate direct and indirect energy rebound effects for a wide variety of goods and services in Germany. To this end, we employ a linearized approximation of the popular Almost Ideal Demand System (LAIDS) approach suggested by Deaton and Muellbauer (1980). Excluding measures of energy...

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A new approach to estimate household food demand with panel data

Dong, Diansheng; Hayden, Stewart; McLaughlin, Patrick W. - 2018

are heavily censored at zero. The traditional approach for working with such data in demand estimation usually involves …

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Econometrics of incomplete cross-section/time-series data : consumer demand in Norwegian households, 1975 - 1977

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Allocation of expenditures in elderly households and the cost of widowhood

Burkhard, Daniel - 2015

Widowhood and retirement are likely to change the economic environment of elderly households. While retirement primarily changes income and expenditure patterns, widowhood fundamentally changes the structure of the household. Beside high non-monetary cost of losing the partner, resources are no...

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French Households’ Portfolio : The Financial Almost Ideal Demand System Appraisal

Avouyi-Dovi, Sanvi - 2019

Over the last decades, the composition of financial wealth of French households has dramatically changed. We seek explanatory factors for these changes by estimating an extended version of Deaton and Muellbauer (1980) model applied to French households' portfolio choices. We find that most of...

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The determinants of households' food consumption in Greece

Kostakis, Ioannis - In: International journal of food and agricultural … 2 (2014) 2, pp. 17-28

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Food security and household consumption patterns in Slovakia

Rizov, Marian; Cupák, Andrej; Pokrivčák, Ján - 2014 - Version: 25 November 2014

We investigate the food security situation of Slovak households in terms of both access to food and quality of the diet consumed by estimating food demand system and diet diversity demand models using household budget survey data over the period 2004 - 2010. In most samples demand for meat and...

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Food Demand and Cash Transfers : A Collective Household Approach with Homescan Data

Lin, Xirong - 2022

I study how individual preferences and bargaining power within older couples affects the impact of cash transfers on food demand. Using longitudinal Homescan data, I find that wives have stronger preferences for food than husbands, and that household demand patterns for food are affected by...

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