1978
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-6435.1978.tb00661.x
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Anspruchsniveau Und Permanente Frustration Im Verbrauchsverhalten*

Abstract: ZUSAMMENFASSUNG In diesem Aufsatz zeigt der Autor am Beispiel der inversen (hyperbolischen)Engelkurve, dass modernere psychologische und soziologische Konzepte wie Frustration und Anspruchsniveau gut in die «alte» Theorie passen und diese auch verhaltenstheoretisch anreichern. Am Beispiel der Verbrauchsausgaben städtischer Arbeitnehmer für privaten Verkehr von 1962 bis 1974 werden diese Hypothesen illustriert, wobei die geschätzten Parameter der Engelkurve als interessante (auch für Soziologen) schichtspezifis… Show more

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“…The Linz data set originates from surveys of four Austrian cities designed to investigate, at the household level, the appropriateness of weights used in constructing national price data for Austria. The data set has been used by researchers at the University of Linz for empirical studies of demand systems (Buchegger and Poll, 1977) and of individual demand functions (Poll, 1978) paying particular attention to income elasticities. The Chamber of Labour obtained the data by hiring (employed) households to itemize and report their income and expenditure flows on a monthly basis, with households remaining in the survey for as long as they wished over the 26-year period from 1950 to 1975."…”
Section: The Austrian Panel Data Setmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Linz data set originates from surveys of four Austrian cities designed to investigate, at the household level, the appropriateness of weights used in constructing national price data for Austria. The data set has been used by researchers at the University of Linz for empirical studies of demand systems (Buchegger and Poll, 1977) and of individual demand functions (Poll, 1978) paying particular attention to income elasticities. The Chamber of Labour obtained the data by hiring (employed) households to itemize and report their income and expenditure flows on a monthly basis, with households remaining in the survey for as long as they wished over the 26-year period from 1950 to 1975."…”
Section: The Austrian Panel Data Setmentioning
confidence: 99%