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I am a little confused by this
exercise. If you have household data for one period (let's say
for the period 1997-98), how does the price enter as a variable?
Does it vary regionally or for each household? Or do you have
monthly data on each household so that in Table 1 each period
signifies panel data with both months and households?
For 1999-2000, there may be multicollinearity
since the price of potato is not significant although R square
is not that high?? If a
household substitutes potato for rice, we are talking about
cutting back on rice and increasing potato intake but still
consuming the two together. Still this is a new kind of low
level 'potato famine' that you are uncovering. |