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Price Heterogeneity and Consumption Inequality

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no DOI — not checkedInequality is measured as the standard deviation of the annual household consumption adjusted with the adult equivalence scale. The adjusted consumption inequality is reported as a percentage of the true consumption inequality. The demographic weights provided by Nielsen are used in the computations
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no DOI — not checkedSource: Nielsen and own calculations. (6) measures the share of consumption inequality due to quantity heterogeneity and (7) due to composition heterogeneity
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