Durable and nondurable consumption: evidence from Italian household data

Published on 1 January 1992

Durable and nondurable consumption: evidence from Italian household data

Durable and nondurable consumption: evidence from Italian household data

Authors

Agar Brugiavini
Agar Brugiavini

Research Fellow Ca' Foscari University of Venice

Agar is a Research Fellow of the IFS and a Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Venice,

Guglielmo Weber
Guglielmo Weber

Research Associate University of Padua

Guglielmo is a Research Associate at the IFS and Professor in the Department of Economics at the Faculty of Statistics, Padua University.

Book details

Publisher
IFS

Suggested citation

Brugiavini, A and Weber, G. (1992). Durable and nondurable consumption: evidence from Italian household data. London: IFS.

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