Can we make welfare comparisons of households of different characteristics on the basis of their observed behavior in relation to cornmodity demands? This paper reviews sorne of the fundamental difficulties encountered in the attempt to use the concept oí an equivalence scale as a vehic1e for introducing demographics and other characteristics into empirical demand analysis and, at the same time, for establishing interpersonal comparisons oí wel1-being
The estimation of equivalence scales is an important aspect of any poverty or inequality analysis. M...
University of Geneva/Employment Centre The estimation of equivalence scales is an important aspect o...
When trying to obtain an estimate of the demand function of households for certain food items, it is...
Household equivalence scales are often used to help perform welfare comparisons across households wi...
Researchers agree that household equivalence scales are intended to measure the variation in income ...
Recent papers have used household equivalence scales to construct measures of welfare inequality. Th...
Do family size equivalence scales have a welfare interpretation? Whilst many economists routinely us...
The main goal of this work is to estimate general equivalence scales for six biological types of hou...
The paper proposes a new and normative approach for adjusting households' incomes in order to accoun...
In poverty and income inequality research, equivalence scales are used to adjust for the relative co...
When comparing, say, the welfare derived from income by a family that is comprised of two adults and...
A matching estimator of equivalence scales is introduced. The scale is derived from an estimate of a...
Definitions of equivalence scales are usually based on a household utility function. This may be fou...
In this paper we estimated household cost functions and equivalence scales. Two versions of scales a...
We describe a simple method to estimate household cost functions and family equivalence scales. It i...
The estimation of equivalence scales is an important aspect of any poverty or inequality analysis. M...
University of Geneva/Employment Centre The estimation of equivalence scales is an important aspect o...
When trying to obtain an estimate of the demand function of households for certain food items, it is...
Household equivalence scales are often used to help perform welfare comparisons across households wi...
Researchers agree that household equivalence scales are intended to measure the variation in income ...
Recent papers have used household equivalence scales to construct measures of welfare inequality. Th...
Do family size equivalence scales have a welfare interpretation? Whilst many economists routinely us...
The main goal of this work is to estimate general equivalence scales for six biological types of hou...
The paper proposes a new and normative approach for adjusting households' incomes in order to accoun...
In poverty and income inequality research, equivalence scales are used to adjust for the relative co...
When comparing, say, the welfare derived from income by a family that is comprised of two adults and...
A matching estimator of equivalence scales is introduced. The scale is derived from an estimate of a...
Definitions of equivalence scales are usually based on a household utility function. This may be fou...
In this paper we estimated household cost functions and equivalence scales. Two versions of scales a...
We describe a simple method to estimate household cost functions and family equivalence scales. It i...
The estimation of equivalence scales is an important aspect of any poverty or inequality analysis. M...
University of Geneva/Employment Centre The estimation of equivalence scales is an important aspect o...
When trying to obtain an estimate of the demand function of households for certain food items, it is...