POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF THE SUBSIDIES ELIMINATIONS OF BASIC COMMODITIES ON THE COST OF LIVING OF URBAN AND RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SPA

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BANOUEI A.A.; PARVIN SOHEYLA

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Journal: Journal of Quantitative Economics Year:2009 | Volume:5 | Issue:4 (19) Page(s): 1-33

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Title

POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF THE SUBSIDIES ELIMINATIONS OF BASIC COMMODITIES ON THE COST OF LIVING OF URBAN AND RURAL HOUSEHOLDS IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SPA

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BANOUEI A.A. | PARVIN SOHEYLA | Issue Writer Certificate

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SAM PRICE MODELQ3

STRUCTURAL PATH ANALYSIS PRICE MODELQ3

TRANSMISSION MATRIX EXPENDITUREQ3

COST OF LIVING INDEX AND WELFARE INDEXQ3

Abstract

The effects of fiscal policies of the subsidies elimination of seven basic commodity groups on the cost of living of the urban and rural household deciles in the framework of two models are analyzed. The former model is based on transmission matrix (SAM PRICE MODEL) whereas the latter is known as decomposition (structural path analysis price model). Based on SAM 1380, the overall results depict that percentage of the divert revealed paths due to the subsidies elimination of basic commodities as poles of the origin on the poor urban and rural household deciles as poles of destination are more than rich urban and rural household deciles.

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