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Consumption is the largest component of GDP. Since the 1950s, the life cycle and the permanent income models have … constituted the main analytical tools to the study of consumption behaviour, both at the micro and at the aggregate level. Since … the literature to estimate preferences is the lack of a ‘consumption function’. A challenge for future research is to use …
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This paper investigates consumption-behavior heterogeneity across consumption growth levels by analyzing microdata from …) S-shaped utility to consumption behaviors with a simple mean regression method that doesn't require specifying the … reference points of consumption. We find that the lower and upper quantiles of micro-level consumption growth generally exhibit …
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Many consumers suffer from present bias. To present-biased consumers, the long-term is a foreign country, and they are not sure that they will ever visit. If consumers suffer from present bias, there is room to rethink national policies in multiple domains. For example, regulatory mandates might...
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It is often claimed that technology improves product quality, which in turn increases consumption although the product …
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consumption commitment for most households { their monthly rent or mortgage payment. I find that non-durable and food spending … weekly, biweekly and monthly income streams but the same timing of rent/mortgage payments have very similar consumption …
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This paper focuses on whether households facing economic scarcity tend to change consumption priorities as measured by … feast-related goods, indicating a "feast and famine" consumption strategy. Nevertheless, spending on food with label claims …
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