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Relación entre la frecuencia de consumo de vino y algunas características socioeconómicas de los individuos

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Ginés Guirao Pérez () (Universidad de La Laguna; Facultad de Ciencias Eonómicas y Empresariales; Departamento de Economía de las Instituciones, Estadística Económica y Econometría; Campus de Guajara; Camino La Hornera s/n; La Laguna; 38071 Sta. Cruz de Tenerife; España; Tfno (0034) 922317033)
Victor Javier Cano Fernández () (Universidad de La Laguna; Facultad de Ciencias Eonómicas y Empresariales; Departamento de Economía de las Instituciones, Estadística Económica y Econometría; Campus de Guajara; Camino La Hornera s/n; La Laguna; 38071 Sta. Cruz de Tenerife; España; Tfno (0034) 922317036)
Marta Isabel López Yurda () (Universidad de La Laguna; Facultad de Ciencias Eonómicas y Empresariales; Departamento de Economía de las Instituciones, Estadística Económica y Econometría; Campus de Guajara; Camino La Hornera s/n; La Laguna; 38071 Sta. Cruz de Tenerife; España; Tfno (0034) 922317040)
María Carolina Rodríguez Donate () (Universidad de La Laguna; Facultad de Ciencias Eonómicas y Empresariales; Departamento de Economía de las Instituciones, Estadística Económica y Econometría; Campus de Guajara; Camino La Hornera s/n; La Laguna; 38071 Sta. Cruz de Tenerife; España; Tfno (0034) 922317943)
Margarita Esther Romero Rodríguez () (Universidad de La Laguna; Facultad de Ciencias Eonómicas y Empresariales; Departamento de Economía de las Instituciones, Estadística Económica y Econometría; Campus de Guajara; Camino La Hornera s/n; La Laguna; 38071 Sta. Cruz de Tenerife; España; Tfno (0034) 922317038)
Abstract

Este artículo pretende evaluar en qué medida los rasgos socioeconómicos de los individuos influyen, por un lado, en la frecuencia de consumo de los diferentes tipos de vino y por otro lado, en el número de tipos de vino diferentes que se consumen, con el propósito de identificar distintos perfiles de consumidores de vino.Las herramientas estadísticas utilizadas en ambos casos se encuadran dentro de los modelos de elección discreta: modelo logit binomial y modelos de Poisson, respectivamente y los datos empleados proceden de una encuesta sobre consumo de vino en Tenerife realizada en abril y mayo de 2001.

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Paper provided by Facultad de Ciencias Económicas de la ULPGC in its series Documentos de trabajo conjunto ULL-ULPGC with number 2004-01.

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