THE DEMAND FOR MEAT IN SOUTH AFRICA: AN ALMOST IDEAL ESTIMATION

An error correction almost ideal demand system for meat in Greece

This paper represents a dynamic specification of the Almost Ideal Demand System (AIDS) based on recent developments on cointegration techniques and error correction models. Based on Greek meat consumption data over the period 1958–1993, it was found that the proposed formulation performs well on both theoretical and statistical grounds, as the theoretical properties of homogeneity and symmetry ...

Consumer behavior in rural areas of iran : an almost ideal demand system analysis

Evaluating the Linearized Almost Ideal Demand System

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Accounting for Trends in the Almost Ideal Demand System

Flexible functional forms of indirect utility and expenditure functions are frequently used in approximating the behavior of utility maximizing consumers to arrive at demand systems that can be easily estimated. A common nding in time series estimations of the Almost Ideal Demand System is strong persistence in the estimated residuals. This paper suggests two explanations for this result. First...

An Approach for the Estimation of Aggregate Potential Telecommuting Demand

Development of technology has made possible the invention of innovative and modern methods to solve partially the problems caused by traffic congestion, through decreasing the need for physical transportation; one such method being telecommuting. Few predictions have been reported regarding its aggregate demand at the level of a city, generally because of the complexity and multi-dimensionality...