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Role of Remittances on Households’ Expenditure Pattern in India [PDF]
, 2013 Using the unit data from the National Sample Survey (64th round, 2007-08), this paper examine the effect of remittances on the marginal spending behavior of households in India. Majority of the households reported that they spent remittances on food items, clothing bedding and foot wears, healthcare and educating the household members and on durable ...
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Food consumption expenditure pattern of urban households in Bangladesh
GeoJournal, 1982Bangladesh, both an agrarian and a very densely populated country, shows a chronical food deficit. The average food-grain import almost equals the quantity of grain required for its total urban population. The country's population grows faster than food production increases. The urban population is growing even faster.
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Household Expenditure Patterns, Equivalence Scales, and Poverty in Belarus
Eastern European Economics, 2014Abstract:This study estimates the equivalence scale for Belarus, while directly accounting for household size economies of scale. The poverty levels for vulnerable social groups are estimated using the households’ equivalized total expenditures. The change in poverty between 2006 and 2010 is evaluated.
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International remittances and household expenditure patterns in Tamil Nadu
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics, 2015International migration from Tamil Nadu has been increasing over the past two decades. The rise in international migration has contributed to increase in remittances inflows to the state. Using unit-level data from the National Sample Survey 64 th round, this paper examines the factors ...
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Journal of Housing Economics, 2002
The main objective of this research is to demonstrate a new approach to how income and own-price elasticities for housing attributes can be estimated. The methodology used is a combination of the hedonic technique and a complete system of household expenditures, which relies on an additive utility function. However, here we allow the utility parameters
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The main objective of this research is to demonstrate a new approach to how income and own-price elasticities for housing attributes can be estimated. The methodology used is a combination of the hedonic technique and a complete system of household expenditures, which relies on an additive utility function. However, here we allow the utility parameters
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Effects of household structure, size and household income on expenditure patterns. [PDF]
, 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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Household Expenditure Patterns in the United States
1979Salathe, Larry E., Salathe, Larry E.
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HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE PATTERNS IN CANADA*
Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics/Revue canadienne d'agroeconomie, 1974openaire +1 more source
Energy and Household Expenditure Patterns
2016Thomas J. Lareau, Joel Darmstadter
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Patterns of Household Consumption Expenditures in Australia*
Economic Record, 1971openaire +1 more source