
doi: 10.2298/pan0703347s
Household total expenditure (consumption) is a very important phenomenon in many research areas. The problem is how to get precise information about the consumption from each household and at the same time not to make the questionnaire so long and involved that it becomes a burden to the respondent. In this paper is evidence from several sources on the usefulness of recall consumption questions. Valid information can be collected by adding specific recall questions to general purpose surveys. There are a few recommendations on how to do so.
HB1-3840, Households, Consumption, Surveys, surveys, households, Economic theory. Demography, consumption, jel: jel:C82, jel: jel:C42, jel: jel:E21
HB1-3840, Households, Consumption, Surveys, surveys, households, Economic theory. Demography, consumption, jel: jel:C82, jel: jel:C42, jel: jel:E21
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