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Warning labels on junk food : experimental evidence

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Consumer responses to firms' voluntary disclosure of information : evidence from calorie labeling by starbucks

Avery, Rosemary J.; Cawley, John H.; Eddelbuettel, … - In: American Journal of Health Economics : AJHE official … 9 (2023) 1, pp. 22-46

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The (ironic) dove effect : use of acceptance cues for larger body types increases unhealthy behaviors

Lin, Lily; McFerran, Brent - In: Journal of public policy & marketing : JPP & M ; an … 35 (2016) 1, pp. 76-90

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Obesity and food away from home : what drives the socioeconomic gradient in excess body weight?

Strupat, Christoph; Farfán, Gabriela; Moritz, Laura; … - 2019

overweight. Up to 15 percent of the socioeconomic gradient in obesity is attributable to restaurant food quality, with sodium …Rising obesity rates are one of the most challenging public health issues in many emerging economies. The extent to … restaurants located in the food environment of the households is significantly associated with higher rates of obesity and …

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BMI growth rates and the nutrition transition : the role of income, inequality and income growth in Russia

Butzlaff, Iris - 2016

This study analyzes the extent to which nutritional status in terms of weight change has been affected by the income distribution as the economy has grown. Is BMI growth different at different tails of the income distribution? Health and nutritional outcomes are not normally expected to be...

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Unhealthy eating and health awareness : evidence from restaurant visitors using consumers' cell phone geo-location data

Zhao, HaiYue; Banerjee, Tannista - In: Applied economics letters 30 (2023) 19, pp. 2774-2778

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Eating out and eating right : understanding the relationship between food consumption decision and education using comprehensive consumer level data

Banerjee, Tannista; Zhao, HaiYue - In: Applied economics 55 (2023) 31, pp. 3609-3622

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Do unhealthy cities produce unhealthy returns?

Choi, Nicole; Nofsinger, John R.; Shank, Corey A. - In: International journal of corporate governance : IJCG 15 (2025) 1, pp. 1-27

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Health and nody mass index : no simple relationship

Hübler, Olaf - 2017

Many studies have shown that obesity is a serious health problem for our society. Empirical analyses often neglect a …

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