-independent generalized-linear preferences over the two types of goods, covering homothetic and quasilinear preferences as two limiting cases … that the larger country is likely to benefit from trade if preferences are homothetic, whereas losses from trade are … possible if preferences are quasilinear. The opposite is true in the smaller country. This reveals an important role of …

-independent generalized-linear preferences over the two types of goods, covering homothetic and quasi-homothetic preferences as two limiting … cases. Due to the specific functional forms of indirect utility, homothetic preferences lead to risk aversion, while quasi …-homothetic preferences lead to risk neutrality in our model. We show that trade between two countries that differ in their population size …

of evolving consumer preferences that is molded in an evolutionary paradigm. The theory allows to better assess how …

constraints without specifying preferences, leading to the well-known time substitution hypothesis. The second approach develops … specific hypotheses about consumer preferences and focuses on how technical change accounts for them. The two approaches are …

to determine the profile of vegetable consumers by highlighting their attitude and preferences. The research method used …

to determine the profile of vegetable consumers by highlighting their attitude and preferences. The research method used …