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Generalised Translation of Indirect Utility Functions Author info | Abstract | Publisher info | Download info | Related research | Statistics Denis Conniffe () (Economics, Finance and Accounting Department, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland.)
This paper considers the derivation of new demand systems from existing ones through replacing an indirect utility function ) , ( y U p by } ) / ( , { j y p y y U j j â ã Ó . p , where p is a vector of prices and y is income. This is a generalisation of Gorman translation ) , ( j j p y U ã Ó . p and will be shown to be effective in terms of producing new demand systems with both good regularity and flexibility properties.
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Keywords: Translation ; indirect utility functions ; demand equations ; Other versions of this item:
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