We estimate a Friedman type consumption function incorporating varying coefficient approach to investigate the changing pattern of consumer responses in Australia using quarterly data from 1959IV to 1988IV. The methodology used was that of Hildreth and Houck (1968), Singh et al (1976) and Hogue (1988b). - The Lagrange multiplier test conducted supports the hypothesis of randomness in the response coefficients, suggesting the use of a random coefficient technique rather than an OLS method in estimating our model. We also extended the model by considering separate treatment for both random and the systematic changes in the structural parameters. Our study clearly indicates a strong stickiness in consumer habits and the results also imply that...
In this paper, we propose an alternative theory of consumption that is consistent with excess sensit...
We examine trends in consumption inequality among Australian households using the Australian Bureau ...
This study analyzes the relationship between consumption expenditure and income for 13 OECD countrie...
In recent years the debate as to the correct form of the aggregate consumption function has continu...
This paper revisits the traditional economic consumption function, in timeseries\ud form. Motives of...
This paper examines the response of consumption to income, credit and interest rate changes in Austr...
This thesis can be described as an attempt to highlight various aspects of modelling the aggregate c...
This paper reports an empirical application of new Baynesian methodology to Australian data on consu...
The nature of the relationship which exists between consumption expenditures and income has been ex...
In 1943 Holbrook Working postulated a declining linear relationship between the share of food in a h...
This paper reports on an empirical study of the effects of interest rates and inflation on aggregate...
There is a growing literature that seeks to analyse the relationship between consumer sentiment and ...
This paper is the first to develop a measure of consumer surplus for the Random Regret Minimisation ...
Structural change in an economy refers to variation in the distribution of activity and resources be...
Previous evidence on the consumption based CAPM (CCAPM) is predominantly US-based and no prior work ...
In this paper, we propose an alternative theory of consumption that is consistent with excess sensit...
We examine trends in consumption inequality among Australian households using the Australian Bureau ...
This study analyzes the relationship between consumption expenditure and income for 13 OECD countrie...
In recent years the debate as to the correct form of the aggregate consumption function has continu...
This paper revisits the traditional economic consumption function, in timeseries\ud form. Motives of...
This paper examines the response of consumption to income, credit and interest rate changes in Austr...
This thesis can be described as an attempt to highlight various aspects of modelling the aggregate c...
This paper reports an empirical application of new Baynesian methodology to Australian data on consu...
The nature of the relationship which exists between consumption expenditures and income has been ex...
In 1943 Holbrook Working postulated a declining linear relationship between the share of food in a h...
This paper reports on an empirical study of the effects of interest rates and inflation on aggregate...
There is a growing literature that seeks to analyse the relationship between consumer sentiment and ...
This paper is the first to develop a measure of consumer surplus for the Random Regret Minimisation ...
Structural change in an economy refers to variation in the distribution of activity and resources be...
Previous evidence on the consumption based CAPM (CCAPM) is predominantly US-based and no prior work ...
In this paper, we propose an alternative theory of consumption that is consistent with excess sensit...
We examine trends in consumption inequality among Australian households using the Australian Bureau ...
This study analyzes the relationship between consumption expenditure and income for 13 OECD countrie...