... that the findings should help with macroeconomic policymaking when such indicators as income, consumer sentiment, and expected real interest rates display significant variations. Dr Samer Kherfi can be contacted at: skherfi@aus.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Consumer behaviour...

... types into a single commodity might lead to the consideration of blunt policy instruments trying to alleviate to a “happy medium” for two conflicting markets. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Gasoline Diesel Asymmetry Pricing Underlying energy demand trend Consumer behaviour...

... on the current value of the output gap before period t−n, then such expectations are considered irrelevant in terms of impact over current consumption decisions). Orlando Gomes can be contacted at: ogomes@escs.ipl.pt © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Consumer behaviour...

... populations are also engaged has resulted in a conceptualisation of a segmented off‐the‐books labour market whose characteristics mirror those of the segmented formal labour market (Williams and Windebank, 1998). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Consumer behaviour Economics England Off...

.... In section 5, a numerical illustration of the various models is proposed. Finally, section 6 concludes. Consumer behaviour Fiscal policy Investments The simple version of the AK growth model, analyzed, for instance, in Rebelo (1991) , considers a capital accumulation process that lacks...

.../value Generation of long‐run series as extensions of aggregate‐type data in the Consumer Expenditure Survey of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Lawrence H. Officer can be contacted at: lofficer@uic.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Consumer behaviour Expenditure Benchmarking...

.... To this extent, the paper is of interest for researchers working on public goods theory, experimental economics and the history of economic thought. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Economic history Consumer behaviour Economic theory The German historical schools have regained some...

..., per capita income in urban areas was about double that in rural areas. Since 1979, the income differential between the two sectors has not significantly narrowed (World Bank, 1985, pp. 29‐31)[ 5 ]. China Consumer behaviour Economy Empirical studies Inflation Marxian economics Rural areas...