Demand Systems with and without Errors

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Nonparametric Engel curves and revealed preference (2003, background): “25See Banks, Blundell and Lewbel (1996), for example.”
Estimating Consumption Economies of Scale, Adult Equivalence Scales, and Household Bargaining Power (2003, background): “x k = (1− η)ωmk (π/(1− η)) π k = ωmk Ak (1− η)y (30)”
Testing and imposing Slutsky symmetry in nonparametric demand systems (2009, background): “Another remaining explanation is unobserved heterogeneity,8 whose impact is noted in Brown andWalker (1989), Lewbel (2001) and Hoderlein (2008).”
Tricks With Hicks: The Easi Demand System (2009, unknown): “See, for example, Brown and Walker (1989), McFadden and Richter (1990), Brown and Matzkin (1998), Lewbel (2001), and Beckert and Blundell (2004).”
Nonparametric Welfare Analysis for Discrete Choice (2014, background): “max fU (p 1; y S; ) ; U1 (y S p10; )g = max fU (p 1; y; ) ; U1 (y p11; )g , (17) max fU (p 1; y + S; ) ; U1 (y + S p11; )g = max fU (p 1; y; ) ; U1 (y p10; )g , (18) which are basically (5) and (6) with U0 ( ; ) replaced by the utility of the composite alternative U (p 1; ; ).”
How many types are there (2013, unknown): “Contributions here include McElroy (1987), Brown and Walker (1989), Lewbel (2001) and Lewbel and Pendakur (2009).”