Demand Systems Without Errors

ABSTRACT This paper describes a novel method for combining revealed preference analysis in the tradition of Afriat (1967, International Economic Review , 8: 76–77) with a statistical demand model. The approach is illustrated with an analysis of the labor supply of the nonneoclassical taxi drivers described in Farber (2005, Journal of Political Economy , 113, no. 1: 46–82; 2008, American Economic Review , 98, no. 2: 1069–1082) and Crawford and Meng (2011, American Economic Review , 101: 1912–1932).

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International Economic Review
Published
2025-08-08
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1111/iere.70009
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Economics of Agriculture and Food Markets
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Demand Systems Without Errors

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Demand Systems Without Errors

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper describes a novel method for combining revealed preference analysis in the tradition of Afriat (1967, International Economic Review , 8: 76–77) with a statistical demand model. The approach is illustrated with an analysis of the labor supply of the nonneoclassical taxi drivers described in Farber (2005, Journal of Political Economy , 113, no. 1: 46–82; 2008, American Economic Review , 98, no. 2: 1069–1082) and Crawford and Meng (2011, American Economic Review , 101: 1912–1932).

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