Estimation of Theoretically Plausible Demand Functions From U. S. Consumer Expenditure Survey Data Lester D. Taylor University of Arizona The purpose of this paper is the application of four popular theoretically plausible consumer demand systems to a common cross-sectional data set that combines expenditure data from the quarterly BLS consumer expenditure surveys with price data that are colle...

This study estimates the demand for meat in Indonesian urban households encompassing beef, goat, broiler chicken, and native chicken. We estimate using cross-sectional data from 2013 Socio-Economic Household Survey data, which records food expenditure a week before survey. Because of some zero expenditure, Censored Almost Ideal Demand System (AIDS) consistent two-step estimation is applied. The...

The aim of the paper is to explain beef consumption through economic indicators and prediction tendencies consumption. There are countries like Slovakia that confirm opposite trend despite global growth. In terms ecosystems' sustainability, production should be adjusted accordingly, as in case Slovakia. We focus on aspect from perspective sustainability. Commodity prices considered a significan...

Let R be a ring and let I 6= R be an ideal of R. Then I is said to be a completely prime ideal of R if R/I is a domain and is said to be completely semiprime if R/I is a reduced ring. In this paper, we introduce a new class of rings known as completely prime ideal rings. We say that a ring R is a completely prime ideal ring (CPI-ring) if every prime ideal of R is completely prime. We say that a...

iran has experienced high food prices in recent years. this paper examines the welfare impacts of rising major food groups' prices on iranian urban households using quadratic almost ideal demand system (quaids) approach. the elasticity coefficients derived from quaids are used to estimate compensated variations (cv).the study uses iranian household expenditure and income survey (heis) raw data,...

In this paper I propose new continuous and discrete choice demand models. To do so, I note that existing demand models from the continuousand discrete-choice demand literatures each have distinct advantages for taking to market-level data. I attempt to build models with the union of the good properties of each literature. For instance, the continuous choice models are more appropriate for disag...