HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTION AND CONSUMER DEMAND FUNCTIONS.

This paper considers the hypothesis that commodities purchased on the market by consumers are inputs into the production of goods within the household. Its implications for the family of consumer demand functions whose arguments are real income and relative prices are drawn and compared with those o...

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Published in:Econometrica Vol. 34; no. 3; pp. 699 - 709
Main Author: Muth, Richard F.
Format: Article
Published: Wiley-Blackwell Jul66
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        Demand function
        Consumption (Economics)
        Economic demand
        Production (Economic theory)
        Consumer goods
        Consumers
        Households
        Mathematical models of economics
        Mathematical functions
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      ab: This paper considers the hypothesis that commodities purchased on the market by consumers are inputs into the production of goods within the household. Its implications for the family of consumer demand functions whose arguments are real income and relative prices are drawn and compared with those of the hypothesis of additive separability. The paper closes with some examples of differences in commodity demand elasticities which are qualitatively consistent with the household production hypothesis and some comments upon how the latter might be utilized in empirical work.
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