This paper shows that the commonly used Stone index approximation can bias the parameter estimates of the almost ideal demand system. The bias mostly affects the price parameters and can be more serious when the budget share equations are estimated with individual household rather than aggregate data. In the absence of strong substitution effects, the price parameter bias can be largely corrected through simple reparameterization. Copyright 1993 by Royal Economic Society.
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ments by Mick Silver. The usual disclaimers apply. Log-linear hedonic models are widely used to cons...
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Lewbel (1989) developed an approach for the construction of household level commodity price indices ...
This paper uses revealed preference restrictions and nonparametric sta-tistical methods to bound tru...
Lewbel (1989) developed an approach for the construction of household level commodity price indices ...
ments by Mick Silver. The usual disclaimers apply. Log-linear hedonic models are widely used to cons...
The accurate measure of prices is fundamental to almost every important issue in economics, from mea...
The primary motivation of the paper is to point out the sensitivity of price indices calculated by t...
Official statistics measuring the cost of living are known to suffer from several biases. This paper...
Official statistics measuring the cost of living are known to suffer from several biases. This paper...
In this article, we propose an empirical method for the computation of the Stone\ue2\u80\u93Lewbel (...
Recent research has suggested that the upward bias of the U.S. consumer price index may be significa...
Official statistics measuring the cost of living are known to suffer from several biases. This paper...
The paper assesses the potential for systematic discrepancies between the measured RPI and an 'ideal...
It is often argued that price indexes do not fully capture the quality improvements of new goods in ...
The use of price indices as deflators in demand equations is considered and clarified. Deflating pri...
Abstract: The paper uses elementary consumer theory to propose an inflation independent ratio defini...
Lewbel (1989) developed an approach for the construction of household level commodity price indices ...
This paper uses revealed preference restrictions and nonparametric sta-tistical methods to bound tru...
Lewbel (1989) developed an approach for the construction of household level commodity price indices ...
ments by Mick Silver. The usual disclaimers apply. Log-linear hedonic models are widely used to cons...