The Linear Expenditure System is a consumption model in demand theory that specifies household expenditure allocation by assuming a linear relationship between total expenditure and the demand for each good, with minimum subsistence levels of consumption serving as the distinguishing feature from other demand systems.
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The extended linear expenditure system
Constantino Lluch · European Economic Review · 1973 · 288 citations
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University of Groningen
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University of California, Davis
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Federal Reserve
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Iowa State University
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Federal Reserve Board of Governors
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