Decomposing the Variation in Generic Advertising Response over Time

Todd M. Schmit and Harry M. Kaiser

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 2004, vol. 86, issue 1, 139-153

Abstract: A time‐varying parameter model of fluid milk and cheese demand reveals that changes in age composition, race composition, and food spending patterns away from home were most important to changes in generic advertising response over time. Advertising response elasticities indicate that generic advertising could be enhanced by targeting young children households for fluid milk, and Asian/Hispanic households for cheese. Results also indicate that shifting targeted advertising efforts to the away‐fromhome market may increase generic cheese advertising response.

Date: 2004
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