El Sistema Casi Ideal de Demanda: un estado del arte

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Danny García Callejas
Universidad de Antioquia

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En este artículo se presenta un estado del arte donde aparecen los avances teóricos y empíricos que ha tenido el Sistema Casi Ideal de Demanda y, adicionalmente, las principales revistas académicas donde se ha publicado sobre el tema y los sectores donde se ha aplicado. Este trabajo está dividido en tres secciones: un panorama general, algunos avances teóricos y resultados teóricos sobre algunas estimaciones. Finalmente, se presentan unas conclusiones donde se expresa la importancia que tiene el modelo gracias a su versatilidad y facilidad para incluir variables no económicas en la explicación del comportamiento de la demanda.

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Mar 15, 2003

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García Callejas, D. (2003). El Sistema Casi Ideal de Demanda: un estado del arte. Ecos De Economía, 7(16), 77–94. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/ecos-economia/article/view/2001
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Vol. 7 No. 16 (2003)
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