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Demand Response in Pakistan: A Modification of the Linear Expenditure System for 1976

AHMAD, EHTISHAM; LuDLOW, STEPHEN; STERN, NICHOLAS - In: The Pakistan Development Review 27 (1988) 3, pp. 293-308

Whiledemand estimates are used in policy making in a number of areas, there has not been a substantialliterature on demandpatterns and responsesin Pakistan. We present estimates for thirteen classesof goods, basedon a completedemand system, a modification of the Unear Expenditure...

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