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Estimating a Differentiated Products Model with a Discrete/Continuous Choice and Limited Data

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  • Prentice, David

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This paper specifies a vertically differentiated products model for a product with a discrete/continuous choice. The model is easily estimated with the relatively limited data used in classical demand equation estimation, supplemented by readily available market characteristics data. The model, with some modifications, is estimated with a new dataset (by state and region) for the U.S. Portland cement industry. Plausible patterns of own and cross price elasticities are obtained. The role of market characteristics is estimated generalizing the applicability of the results to other markets and periods.

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Paper provided by University Library of Munich, Germany in its series MPRA Paper with number 28681.

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Date of creation: Dec 2000
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Handle: RePEc:pra:mprapa:28681

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Keywords: Vertical Differentiation; Demand; Portland Cement; United States;

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  1. Melitón Ramirez Mattos, 2005. "Econometric Model for Cement demand and supply in Bolivia," Econometrics 0508019, EconWPA.

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