Group Consumption with Caring Individuals
Laurens Cherchye,
Sam Cosaert,
Thomas Demuynck and
Bram De Rock
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Abstract:
We propose a novel approach to model joint consumption decisions of individuals who care for each other. The model encompasses a continuum of group consumption models situated between the fully co-operative model and the non-cooperative model without caring. We also define a measure for the degree of intragroup cooperation that quantifies how close the observed group behaviour is to fully co-operative behaviour. Following a revealed preference approach, we derive testable implications of the model for empirical data. We use our model to analyse decisions made by children in an experimental setting.
Date: 2020-04-01
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Published in: Economic journal (2020) v.130,p.587-622
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