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household. However, households differ in their spending patterns and there are differences in the price changes of various goods …
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During the recent financial crisis Bank Rate was reduced sharply, but in general the interest rates charged on new lending to households did not fall by as much and indeed some interest rates rose. This article assesses the factors that have influenced new lending rates using a simple...
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position of the household in the income distribution and that behavioural response can potentially improve the welfare position …
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, proposed by Deaton (1989), is based on income and expenditure data from household surveys. Given the widespread use of this …
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This study investigates inflation perceptions in both qualitative and quantitative terms and their relationship with factors likely to affect them. This has been done in a unified framework through a survey of a representative sample of Italian consumers carried out at the end of 2006. The...
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different socio-economic groups, ranking by income and by the asset index. Data were used from the national household socio … weight or quot;factor scorequot; of each asset. Household assets in the 2000-2004 SES ranged from 28 to 30 variables. Results …) quin-tile owned air conditioners in 2000, increasing to 52% in 2002 and 61% in 2004. The correlations between household …
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methodology is sensitive to the modeling of household demography. Existing estimates of CPI bias do not account for the changing … effect of household size on budget shares, and this can lead to omitted variable bias. Since the effect of household size on … changing effect of household size is accounted for …
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In this paper, the short and the long-run potential impact of higher maize and sorghum prices on households' welfare, poverty and income inequality in Togo are estimated using households survey data in a compensating variation analysis framework. Results have shown that, while households are on...
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