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The Effect of Household Size on Consumption Expenditure

Economic Journal of Nepal, 1981
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The effect on consumption of household size and composition

European Economic Review, 1977
Abstract The paper is about effects of household composition on household demand. Demand functions where prices are multiplied by consumer unit numbers (Barten-functions) are discussed theoretically and empirically. The theoretical part shows how Barten-functions may be derived from a simple model of distribution and decision-making within the ...
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Implications of shrinking household sizes for meeting the 1.5 °C climate targets

Ecological Economics, 2022
Milena Büchs, Diana Ivanova
exaly  

Household size and city structure

2011
Household size has decreased considerably over time. We use a theoretical model for investigating the relationship between household size and the size and internal structure of a city. In a stylized model, single-person households occupy in equilibrium the central parts of the city, while two-person households live in the less central parts ...
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Integrating the Theory: Variations in Household Size

1973
In the later chapters of this book we have set out and tested each theoretical prediction separately. We have not considered them together. Yet it is obvious that if we want to use the theory to predict changes in the spatial structure of the city we must take into account the interactions between the various characteristics of households which we have
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Effects of household structure, size and household income on expenditure patterns. [PDF]

open access: possible, 1976
ILO pub-WEP pub. Working paper on the effects of household structure, size and income on consumer expenditure patterns - constitutes part of a WEP research project on population and employment, and includes methodology. Bibliography pp. 56 to 58 and statistical tables.
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Population Size and Composition of Sample Households

2013
Characteristically, perhaps there may not be too many commonalities to make the three underlying states—UP, Rajasthan and Delhi—mutually comparable. Among the few that make them to a certain extent comparable is that each of these states belongs mostly to the northern belt of the country and they largely remain monolingual with Hindi as the dominant ...
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