Welfare Economics at the Extensive Margin Giving Gorman Polar Consumers Some Latitude Daniel McFadden1 W. M. Gorman Commemorative Conference, London, June 11, 2004 Public Economic Theory Conference, Beijing, August 27, 2

Source URL: eml.berkeley.edu

• Economics
• Hicksian demand function
• Gorman polar form
• Indirect utility function
• Welfare economics
• Expenditure function
• Preference
• Indifference curve
• Consumer choice
• Consumer theory
• Utility
• Microeconomics

Journal of Consumer Research, Inc. Toward a Theory of Status Consumption in Less Industrialized Countries Author(s): Tuba Üstüner and Douglas B. Holt Source: Journal of Consumer Research, Vol. 37, No. 1 (June 2010)

Source URL: www.ejcr.org

Performance analysis of OFDM modulation on indoor broadband PLC channels

Source URL: www.agrifoodecon.com

• Consumer theory
• Economics
• Nutrition
• Alcoholic beverage
• Drug culture
• Income elasticity of demand
• Alcoholism
• Consumer price index
• Elasticity
• Alcohol
• Chemistry
• Medicine

Name Final Exam, Economics 210A, December 2012 There are 8 questions. Answer as many as you can... Good luck! 1) Let S and T be convex sets in Euclidean n space. Let S + T be the set {x|x = s + t for some s ∈ S and so

Source URL: econ.ucsb.edu

• Operator theory
• Microeconomics
• Economics
• Utility
• Mathematical analysis
• Indifference curve
• Consumer choice
• Consumer theory
• Marginal rate of substitution
• Mathematical optimization

I. The Classical Dichotomy Neil Wallace November 12, 2008 1

Source URL: econ.la.psu.edu

• Microeconomics
• Economic theories
• Welfare economics
• Utility
• General equilibrium theory
• Competitive equilibrium
• Pareto efficiency
• Demand
• Preference
• Economics
• Consumer theory
• Game theory

Myopic loss aversion revisited

Source URL: www.gannapogrebna.com

• Financial economics
• Business
• Consumer behaviour
• Microeconomics
• Marketing
• Loss aversion
• Mental accounting
• Expected utility hypothesis
• Endowment effect
• Behavioral finance
• Economics
• Decision theory

Final Exam Economic 210A, Fall 2009 Answer any 7 questions. For a person with income m, let us define the compensating variation of a price change from price vector p to price vector p0 to be the amount of additional inc

Source URL: econ.ucsb.edu

• Microeconomics
• Mathematical analysis
• Demand
• Compensating variation
• Gorman polar form
• Marshallian demand function
• Indifference curve
• Derivative
• Py
• Consumer theory
• Utility
• Economics

Journal of Consumer Research, Inc. When Imitation Doesn’t Flatter: The Role of Consumer Distinctiveness in Responses to Mimicry Author(s): Katherine White and Jennifer J. Argo Reviewed work(s):

Source URL: www.ejcr.org

• Psychological theories
• Brand management
• Optimal distinctiveness theory
• Trademark distinctiveness
• Psychology
• Mimicry
• Recall
• Self
• Behavioural sciences
• Social psychology
• Mind
• Construals

Economic Choices Economic Decisions of Individuals Daniel McFadden ECONOMIC CHOICES -- VERBAL NOTESDaniel McFadden

Source URL: eml.berkeley.edu

• Social philosophy
• Microeconomics
• Political economy
• Supply and demand
• Discrete choice
• Utility
• Preference
• Economic model
• Rational choice theory
• Economics
• Economic theories
• Consumer theory

Journal of Consumer Research, Inc. Lenses of the Heart: How Actors’ and Observers’ Perspectives Influence Emotional Experiences Author(s): Iris W. Hung and Anirban Mukhopadhyay Source: Journal of Consumer Research,

Source URL: www.ejcr.org

• Cerebrum
• Appraisal theory
• Self-conscious emotions
• Affect
• Anger
• Cognitive Appraisal
• Music and emotion
• Emotions and culture
• Mind
• Emotion
• Philosophy of mind