
The Poisson regression model was used to estimate the relationship between the number of times a household uses orange juice coupons annually and selected household variables -- education, employment, family composition, race, and income. The estimated model reflects the consumption - leisure choice involved with using coupons and preferences for shopping frequency.
Consumer/Household Economics, Marketing, FOS: Economics and business, Demand and Price Analysis
Consumer/Household Economics, Marketing, FOS: Economics and business, Demand and Price Analysis
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