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Estimation of Quadratic Food Engel Curve in the presence of Measurement Error and Endogeneity of Total Expenditure in Pakistan

A journal article reporting econometric estimation of a quadratic food Engel curve for Pakistan that addresses measurement error and endogeneity of total expenditure; the excerpt only lists the publisher and content type. No additional details about findings, methods, timing, or impacts were provided in the supplied source data.

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Categories: economy-and-trade

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The article addresses methodological issues in estimating food expenditure relationships in Pakistan, which may inform economic analysis or policy research.

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Estimation of Quadratic Food Engel Curve in the presence of Measurement Error and Endogeneity of Total Expenditure in Pakistan

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