Aggregation and Estimation in the Theory of Demand.

Part of a special issue on consumer choice theory in the 20th century. The writer discusses the way in which the problem of aggregation of demand has been considered in the literature on estimation of systems of demand functions. He notes that this literature has been somewhat neglected by theoris...

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Publicado en:History of Political Economy Vol. 38; pp. 106 - 130
Autor principal: Chipman, John S.
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Publicado: Duke University Press 2006 supp
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