2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0165-1765(01)00373-1
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A test of collective rationality for multi-person households

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“…First, we construct and implement an alternative test of collective rationality, by adopting an empirical model which allows a more powerful test of the proportionality condition -the z-conditional demand system approach. 5 Under the additional assumption that an observable distribution factor has a strictly monotone influence on one consumption good, we can construct a system of conditional demand equations as a function of total expenditures, preference factors, the 5 Multiple relatively recent studies have exploited this alternative modeling approach; see Dauphin and Fortin (2001); Dauphin, Fortin, and Lacroix (2006); Donni (2006); Donni and Moreau (2007). consumption good assumed to be monotonically influenced by the distribution factor, and all additional distribution factors except the one identified above. The intuition behind this modeling strategy is that the level of the conditioning good provides sufficient information as to how the household equilibrium moves along the efficiency frontier when the balance of power is modified, and thus the other distribution factors provide no additional information about movements along the household's efficiency frontier, under the collective model assumptions (Donni and Moreau 2007;Bourguignon, Browning, and Chiappori 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First, we construct and implement an alternative test of collective rationality, by adopting an empirical model which allows a more powerful test of the proportionality condition -the z-conditional demand system approach. 5 Under the additional assumption that an observable distribution factor has a strictly monotone influence on one consumption good, we can construct a system of conditional demand equations as a function of total expenditures, preference factors, the 5 Multiple relatively recent studies have exploited this alternative modeling approach; see Dauphin and Fortin (2001); Dauphin, Fortin, and Lacroix (2006); Donni (2006); Donni and Moreau (2007). consumption good assumed to be monotonically influenced by the distribution factor, and all additional distribution factors except the one identified above. The intuition behind this modeling strategy is that the level of the conditioning good provides sufficient information as to how the household equilibrium moves along the efficiency frontier when the balance of power is modified, and thus the other distribution factors provide no additional information about movements along the household's efficiency frontier, under the collective model assumptions (Donni and Moreau 2007;Bourguignon, Browning, and Chiappori 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cette condition est restrictive si le nombre de biens est suffi samment élevé. Par ailleurs, Dauphin et Fortin (2001) et Chiappori et Ekeland (2004 s'intéressent aux implications des facteurs de distribution sur la forme des demandes du ménage. Ils montrent que…”
Section: Plus De Deux Membres Dans Le Ménageunclassified
“…Plus précisément, ils portent sur le rang de matrices des effets de facteurs de distribution sur certaines demandes, après les avoir conditionnées sur le niveau des demandes restantes. Ces tests s'inspirent des travaux de Bourguignon et al (1995), Dauphin et Fortin (2001) et Dauphin (2003). Dans ce qui suit, pour simplifier la présentation, nous ignorons les prix (supposés fixes) dans la notation.…”
Section: Proposition 3 (Chiappori Et Ekeland 2002a) Supposons Que Leunclassified
“…Voir Annexe. Notons tout d'abord que ce résultat est déjà établi pour J = S par Dauphin et Fortin (2001). L'intuition de la Proposition 4 est la suivante: nous savons que le système de demande non-conditionnelle dépend de S poids de Pareto.…”
Section: Proposition 4 Supposons Que Les Hypothèses Du Lemme 1 Soientunclassified
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