The European Union (EU) is a major producer, importer, and consumer of wine, as well as other alcoholic beverages. Although it is possible to characterize demand for the EU as a whole, there is variation across the 27 countries that make up the EU. This research uses a simple standard model of demand and some descriptive statistics to characterize demand for alcoholic beverages and to identify four separate subgroups within the EU with different characteristics of wine and beer demand. Changing tastes over time turn out to be important in determining demand. (JEL Classifications: D12, F1, F15
Introduction Market research indicates an increasing interest in low- and no-alcohol drinks in Europ...
Historically, wine production and consumption have been at home in Europe. The most important countr...
In this paper annual data series covering 1955-56 to 1978-79 are used to estimate the elasticity of ...
Preference shifts in the demand for wine and beer are empirically investigated for Germany, the Neth...
Preference shifts in the demand for wine and beer are empirically investigated for Germany, the Neth...
Preference shifts in the demand for beer and wine are empirically investigated for Germany, the Neth...
Do drinkers respond to prices signals in the usual way by economising on beverages with higher price...
In the paper were analyzed the wine market in the European Union. The basic data source is Global Tr...
The objective of the study is to estimate demand for wine in Australia, based on both the systems ap...
This thesis intends to verify and quantify relationship between microeconomics, macroe- conomics and...
The objective of this study is to explain the factors determining the demand for wine in Australia, ...
This study examines bottled wine demand in the United Kingdom (UK) by exporting country and assesses...
To achieve a competitive advantage in the EU and the local wine market, wine producers must constant...
1.The determinants of alcohol consumption behaviour Most of the recent studies on wine and food dema...
Cahier du LORIA ; 2005-02. A fait l'objet de plusieurs communications : - EAAE PhD workshop, 2005/09...
Introduction Market research indicates an increasing interest in low- and no-alcohol drinks in Europ...
Historically, wine production and consumption have been at home in Europe. The most important countr...
In this paper annual data series covering 1955-56 to 1978-79 are used to estimate the elasticity of ...
Preference shifts in the demand for wine and beer are empirically investigated for Germany, the Neth...
Preference shifts in the demand for wine and beer are empirically investigated for Germany, the Neth...
Preference shifts in the demand for beer and wine are empirically investigated for Germany, the Neth...
Do drinkers respond to prices signals in the usual way by economising on beverages with higher price...
In the paper were analyzed the wine market in the European Union. The basic data source is Global Tr...
The objective of the study is to estimate demand for wine in Australia, based on both the systems ap...
This thesis intends to verify and quantify relationship between microeconomics, macroe- conomics and...
The objective of this study is to explain the factors determining the demand for wine in Australia, ...
This study examines bottled wine demand in the United Kingdom (UK) by exporting country and assesses...
To achieve a competitive advantage in the EU and the local wine market, wine producers must constant...
1.The determinants of alcohol consumption behaviour Most of the recent studies on wine and food dema...
Cahier du LORIA ; 2005-02. A fait l'objet de plusieurs communications : - EAAE PhD workshop, 2005/09...
Introduction Market research indicates an increasing interest in low- and no-alcohol drinks in Europ...
Historically, wine production and consumption have been at home in Europe. The most important countr...
In this paper annual data series covering 1955-56 to 1978-79 are used to estimate the elasticity of ...