This paper assesses the effect of different meat tax designs in Germany including increasing
the value-added tax as well as two climate-gas-emission-sensitive excise tax scenarios. For …

In typical develo** countries, a one-size-fits-all policies often tend to hurt the poor and
vulnerable. Specifically, in food demand studies different social grou**s have …

This paper develops a spatially disaggregated, structural econometric model of agricultural
land use and production based on the joint multi‐output technology representation …

We evaluate the current structure of food demand in urban China by using household
expenditure survey data from five provinces. Two complementary analyses are undertaken …

The multivariate sample selection model is extended to a nonlinear equation system with
partial selection and applied to household meat consumption in China. Elasticity estimates …

A hypothetical carbon tax on the carbon footprint of fresh milk products from animals (cow's
milk) and plant-based substitutes (rice milk, oat milk, soy milk, almond milk) was applied to …

This paper analyses Turkish household food consumption, using data from the 2003 Turkish
Household Expenditure Survey. A complete demand system is estimated taking into account …

German milk brands have come under significant price pressure due to the introduction of
retail labels at the lower price end and of organic milk as a premium product. This analysis …

Preference heterogeneity in food demand has important health and equity implications for
targeted and broad‐based taxes and subsidies intended to enhance diet quality and reduce …

Zhihao Zheng and Shida Rastegari Henneberry has had one of the world's most rapidly
develo** economies for at least the past two decades. Population growth, accompanied …