Social Sciences
4 years ago

Dynamic economic growth in 2004-2007 reshapes food demand patterns.

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
Demand for Food in 2004-2007
Krystyna Świetlik

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The article explores how the demand for food changed during 2004-2007 due to economic growth. Factors like GDP, personal income, household income, and food prices were studied to see how they affected how much people spent on food and how much they consumed. The research shows that economic conditions play a big role in shaping food demand, and the findings suggest that food demand is expected to continue evolving in 2007.