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Investigating Income Effects in Scanner Data: Do Gasoline Prices Affect Grocery Purchases?

Dora Gicheva · Justine Hastings · Sofia Berto Villas‐Boas

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Investigating Income Effects in Scanner Data: Do Gasoline Prices Affect Grocery Purchases? by Dora Gicheva, Justine Hastings and Sofia Villas-Boas. Published in volume 100, issue 2, pages 480-84 of American Economic Review, May 2010

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