Demand and Competition Among Supply Sources: The Indonesian Fruit Import Market

Andayani, Sri R.M.; Tilley, Daniel S.

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“…Since the seminal work of Yang and Koo (1994) on Japanese meat import demand, the RSDAIDS model has been employed to analyse the import demand for agricultural commodities (Andayani & Tilley, 1997;Dameus, Tilley, & Brorsen, 2000;Henneberry & Hwang, 2007;Mekonnen & Fonsah, 2011). Carew et al (2004) and Lee et al (2008) applied it to the wine market; the former estimated the demand for domestic and imported table wine in British Columbia (Canada), while the latter analysed the South Korean import demand for wine.…”

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Chinese import demand for wine: evidence from econometric estimations

Capitello

Agnoli

Begalli

2015

Journal of Wine Research

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By estimating the demand for imported wine in China, this study investigates Chinese consumer choices in terms of wines and countries of origin, as well as the competition among suppliers. The Restricted Source Differentiated Almost Ideal Demand System (RSDAIDS) model is applied. Three goods (still bottled, bulk and sparkling wines) imported from the main exporting countries (France, Italy, Australia and Chile) and from the rest of the world are analysed. The model also includes socio-economic variables and seasonality. The results show that price sensitivities are different: inelasticity for sparkling wines, elasticity for bulk wines and different degrees of responsiveness for still bottled wines. France plays the role of market leader, and competitive interdependence emerges among its followers. The estimation of import expenditure is characterised by the widening of the wine portfolio. The minor followers generate high competitive dynamism. Relationships of substitutability or complementarity between wines and sources emerge. Finally, research perspectives of wine marketing are suggested.

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“…From this assumption, it follows that the cross-price effects are not source-differentiated between products, but they are source-differentiated within a product (Andayani & Tilley, 1997).…”

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Chinese import demand for wine: evidence from econometric estimations

Capitello

Agnoli

Begalli

2015

Journal of Wine Research

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“…We use a Durbin-Wu-Hausman (DWH) test. Following Henneberry and Hwang (2007) and Andayani and Tilley (1997), we use the consumer price index of the exporting country and lagged real expenditure as instrumental variables to test price and expenditure endogeneity. The null hypothesis is that θ SUR is consistent.…”

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The Indian Demand for Imported Fresh Apples: Effects of Tariff Reductions

Lee

Gallardo

Giacinti³

2019

J. Agric. Appl. Econ.

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We estimated the impact of the Indian tariff on the demand for imported fresh apples from theUnited States. A 1% decrease in the tariff would increase the quantities demanded by 3.83%. If India eliminates the tariff on all imported fresh apples, total consumer welfare in terms of the imported fresh apple market will increase by $120 million yearly, 57% of the value of all fresh apples imported by India in 2015. This study adds evidence on the effects of tariff reduction on trade volume and welfare of consumers in the importing country.

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“…The AIDS model proposed by Deaton and Muellbauer (1980) is modified to allow for source differentiation. This model has been employed in previous empirical studies (Yang and Koo 1994;Andayani and Tilley 1997;Dameus, Tilley and Brorsen 2000) to study the import demand for agricultural products. The source-differentiated AIDS model assumes a twostage budgeting process and a weakly separable utility function.…”

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“…Following Hayes, Wahl and Williams (1990), block separability and product aggregation are tested for using the Wald F-test. Testing for block separability and product aggregation requires imposing homogeneity and symmetry conditions on the restricted source-differentiated AIDS model (Andayani and Tilley 1997).…”

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Demand for Domestic and Imported Table Wine in British Columbia: A Source‐differentiated Almost Ideal Demand System Approach

Carew

Florkowski

2004

Canadian J Agri Economics

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The premium quality wine market in British Columbia has grown substantively over the past decade. However, few empirical studies exist to quantify how consumers have responded to these wines. This paper employs a source-differentiated almost ideal demand system (AIDS) model with time-varying parameters to estimate the demand for premium quality wines using scanner sales data from the British Columbia wine market. The empirical findings reveal that consumers' response to foreign-produced wines differs from that for wine produced locally. It is evident that the expenditure elasticities for British Columbia, European and Rest-of-the-World white wines are larger than those for red wines. The high expenditure elasticities associated with British Columbia white wines may suggest that these wines are associated with higher quality. We reject the hypotheses of block separability and product aggregation. There is no evidence of structural change from the tests employed in this paper. Le marché du vin de qualité supérieure a considérablement pris de l'expansion en Colombie-Britannique ces dix dernières années. Les auteurs utilisent un modèle à demande quasi idéale avec différenciation de la source et paramètres variant dans le temps pour estimer la demande de vin de qualité supérieure à partir des chiffres de vente sur le marché provincial. Les résultats empiriques indiquent que les consommateurs ne réagissent pas aux vins étrangers de la même façon qu'aux vins du cru. Les élasticités des dépenses sont manifestement plus nombreuses pour les vins blancs de laColombie-Britannique, d'Europe et d'autres régions que pour les vins rouges. Les fortes élasticités liées aux vins blancs du cru laissent croire que ces derniers sont d'une grande qualité. Les auteurs rejettent l'hypothèse d'une séparabilité par bloc et de l'agrégation des produits. Les tests employés dans le cadre de cette recherche ne révèlent aucun changement structural.

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Demand and Competition Among Supply Sources: The Indonesian Fruit Import Market

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Chinese import demand for wine: evidence from econometric estimations

Chinese import demand for wine: evidence from econometric estimations

The Indian Demand for Imported Fresh Apples: Effects of Tariff Reductions

Demand for Domestic and Imported Table Wine in British Columbia: A Source‐differentiated Almost Ideal Demand System Approach

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