Consumption patterns among ethnic groups in Canada
Mohamed Abdelghany, Deanna Lee Black Sharpe
Abstract
Mohamed Abdelghany, Deanna Lee Black Sharpe
Abstract
Canadian ethnic differences in consumption patterns were examined using the Canadian 1990 Survey of Family Expenditures. Tobit analysis was used to estimate the income elasticities of 14 expenditure categories. The results indicate that spending patterns differ significantly among the different groups in Canada.
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Canadian ethnic differences in consumption patterns were examined using the Canadian 1990 Survey of Family Expenditures. Tobit analysis was used to estimate the income elasticities of 14 expenditure categories. The results indicate that spending patterns differ significantly among the different groups in Canada.
Key concepts: Tobit model, Ethnic group, Consumer Expenditure Survey, Consumption (sociology), Demographic economics, Demography, Economics, Socioeconomics