Effects of food prices and consumer income on nutrient availability

Kuo Huang

Applied Economics, 1999, vol. 31, issue 3, 367-380

Abstract: Economic factors such as food prices and consumer income affect food choices with consequences for the availability of nutrients. A new research model is developed to estimate how the availability of 28 nutrients would change as consumers alter their food purchases in response to changes in food prices and income through the interdependent food demand relationships.

Date: 1999
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