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Agricultural economics

the prediction that an in-kind food transfer smaller than what a household already spends on food acts like cash and raises food spending little.

In agricultural economics, Southworth hypothesis refers to the prediction that an in-kind food transfer smaller than what a household already spends on food acts like cash and raises food spending little. This meaning comes from Southworth (1945) in Journal of Farm Economics.[1]

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References

Southworth, H. M. (1945). The Economics of Public Measures to Subsidize Food Consumption. Journal of Farm Economics, 27(1), 38. https://doi.org/10.2307/1232262

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