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This paper aims to estimate the price and income elasticities of the demand for essential commodities in Cote d'Ivoire. Using data from the 2002 Cote d'Ivoire Living Standard Survey and a theoretical framework developed by Crawford et al. (2003), we analyse price effects on the demand for groups...
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We provide necessary and sufficient conditions such that consumption and asset demands in an incomplete market setting can be rationalized by Kreps-Porteus-Selden preferences and provide a means for recovering the underlying unique representations of risk and time preferences. The incompleteness...
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We develop the theory of demand for commodities and assets facing incompletely insurable uncertainty. First, a Slutsky matrix decomposes into substitution and income effects the derivative of demand with respect to prices and yield structure. Next, we identify the Slutsky matrix's properties....
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This paper highlights a previously unnoticed property of commonly-used discrete choice models, which is that they feature parallel demand curves. Specifically, we show that in additive random utility models, inverse aggregate demand curves shift in parallel with respect to variety if and only if...
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This paper shows that the conventional method of deriving the law of demand is not reliable. It may derive positive or negative relation between price and quantity. Such relation has no income foundation, and calling them law of demand or supply is too farfetched. Some alternative derivation...
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