We develop an econometric model to identify factors that influence fresh-market demand for red, russet, Yukon, and organic potatoes. Explanatory variables include potato price, pork price, chicken price, steak price, consumer income, Body Mass Index, organic penetration rate, number of Whole Foods stores, and U.S. region. We find the strongest demand for organic and Yukon potatoes in New England, for russets in the East South Central region and for reds in the West North Central region. White meats were complements for Yukons and organics while red meats complemented russets and reds. Own-price elasticities ranged from −0.60 for reds to −1.50 for organic potatoes
This study utilizes a spatial equilibrium model to were estimated for each of the 16 supply regions ...
Despite the rapid rise in complex carbohydrate consumption over the last twenty-five years, fresh po...
This research reports the findings of focus group interviews which explored potato buying motives an...
We develop an econometric model to identify factors that influence fresh-market demand for red, russ...
We investigate pricing and demand issues for four fresh potato categories (russet, red, white, and m...
The authors investigate pricing and demand issues for four fresh potato categories (russet, red, whi...
Analysis on the preference of select commercial potatoes as determined by consumer-based tests
A 46-equation econometric model of the U.S. potato market was developed. The model examines the dete...
Red meats, poultry, and fish are the most important foods in most consumer's diets, and are of major...
Monthly, quarterly, and annual cross-sectional and time-series data for the period 1982-85 were anal...
This study focuses on the question of whether variations in total consumption of meat and the mix of...
A model of household fresh potato consumption incorporating prices, income, family size and other so...
This study explores the purchasing determinants affecting red meat in New Zealand. Particular emphas...
Aggregate demand relationships for the U.S. potato industry are estimated by two-stage least squares...
When purchasing food, consumers make their choices by comparing prices and qualities. As a wide and ...
This study utilizes a spatial equilibrium model to were estimated for each of the 16 supply regions ...
Despite the rapid rise in complex carbohydrate consumption over the last twenty-five years, fresh po...
This research reports the findings of focus group interviews which explored potato buying motives an...
We develop an econometric model to identify factors that influence fresh-market demand for red, russ...
We investigate pricing and demand issues for four fresh potato categories (russet, red, white, and m...
The authors investigate pricing and demand issues for four fresh potato categories (russet, red, whi...
Analysis on the preference of select commercial potatoes as determined by consumer-based tests
A 46-equation econometric model of the U.S. potato market was developed. The model examines the dete...
Red meats, poultry, and fish are the most important foods in most consumer's diets, and are of major...
Monthly, quarterly, and annual cross-sectional and time-series data for the period 1982-85 were anal...
This study focuses on the question of whether variations in total consumption of meat and the mix of...
A model of household fresh potato consumption incorporating prices, income, family size and other so...
This study explores the purchasing determinants affecting red meat in New Zealand. Particular emphas...
Aggregate demand relationships for the U.S. potato industry are estimated by two-stage least squares...
When purchasing food, consumers make their choices by comparing prices and qualities. As a wide and ...
This study utilizes a spatial equilibrium model to were estimated for each of the 16 supply regions ...
Despite the rapid rise in complex carbohydrate consumption over the last twenty-five years, fresh po...
This research reports the findings of focus group interviews which explored potato buying motives an...