The Collective Model of Household Consumption : A Nonparametric Characterization

By Laurens Cherchye, B. Rock, Frederic Vermeulen. 2007

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Marketing

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In Economics and Econometrics

1. Ian Crawford
2. Martin Browning
3. Richard Blundell
4. Jörg Stoye
5. Stefan Hoderlein
6. Xiaohong Chen
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1. Ian Crawford
2. Martin Browning
3. Richard Blundell
4. Jörg Stoye
5. Stefan Hoderlein

Citations in the corpus

• Best Nonparametric Bounds on Demand Responses (2005, background): “Where signi cant rejections do occur, the RP inequalities approach can be extended to allow for a collective model; see Cherchye et al (2006).”
• Opening the Black Box of Intrahousehold Decision Making: Theory and Nonparametric Empirical Tests of General Collective Consumption Models (2009, unknown): “In our empirical exercises, we focus on a fairly detailed commodity bundle that consists of 21 nondurable goods: (1) bread, (2) potatoes, (3) vegetables, (4) fruit, (5) meat, (6) dairy products, (7) fat, (8) sugar, ( 9 ) eggs, (10) …sh, (11) other food items, (12) alcohol, (13) tobacco, (14) food ou”