1 Stinson, L., et. al., Creating a “UserFriendly” Expenditure Diary, Consumer Expenditure Survey Anthology, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Report 967, pp 3-17, April 2003. 2 Figueroa, E., et. al., Is a User-Friendly Diary More Effective? Findings from a Field Test, Consumer Expenditure Survey Anthology, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Report 981, pp 2-8, April 2005. 3 Cues are examples of good...

this study aims to study the effect of elimination of government intervention and liberalizationin meat market in rural area in iran on consumer welfare with time series data for 1981-2007.an alternative partial equilibrium model was developed to examine the welfare effect of meattrade liberalization. result show that on producer side, government budget (subsidy onproduction), foreign exchange ...

A model integrating the permanent income and relative income hypotheses was employed to explain consumer expenditure behavior in the U.S. The model was empirically tested using data from the interview survey portion of the 1996 and 1997 Consumer Expenditure Survey. The results indicate that household expenditure behavior is generally explained by both hypotheses when integrated in one model.

This study aims to study the effect of elimination of government intervention and liberalizationin meat market in rural area in Iran on consumer welfare with time series data for 1981-2007.An alternative partial equilibrium model was developed to examine the welfare effect of meattrade liberalization. Result show that on producer side, government budget (subsidy onproduction), foreign exchange ...

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...

Mark Vendemia is an economist in the Branch of Information and Analysis, Division of Consumer Expenditure Surveys, Bureau of Labor Statistics. MARK VENDEMIA Despite the heightened awareness of health problems associated with using tobacco products, Americans continue to spend large amounts of money on these items. Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS or the Bureau) Consumer Expend...

Meaghan Duetsch is an economist in the Branch of Information and Analysis, Division of Consumer Expenditure Surveys, Bureau of Labor Statistics. MEAGHAN DUETSCH Do single women spend their money differently than single men do? If so, can their spending differences be attributed to differences in characteristics between the two groups? In addition, have the spending patterns of single men and si...