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A Study on the Demand Elasticity of Liquors Imported from China and the Effect of Korea-China FTA on Korean Alcohol IndustryA Study on the Demand Elasticity of Liquors Imported from China and the Effect of Korea-China FTA on Korean Alcohol Industry

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A Study on the Demand Elasticity of Liquors Imported from China and the Effect of Korea-China FTA on Korean Alcohol Industry
Authors
김양중김원년양현석조무상
Issue Date
2008
Publisher
한국자료분석학회
Keywords
Alcohol prices; alcohol expenditures; price elasticity; FGLS
Citation
Journal of The Korean Data Analysis Society, v.10, no.6, pp.2967 - 2976
Indexed
KCI
Journal Title
Journal of The Korean Data Analysis Society
Volume
10
Number
6
Start Page
2967
End Page
2976
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/124923
ISSN
1229-2354
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to estimate the demand elasticities of beer and Chinese kaoliang spirits in order to analyze the results of the Korea-China FTA on the domestic alcohol market. The import-export data of the Korea Customs Office were used for the analysis and FGLS was used as a method for the estimation. Based on the results of the estimation, the income elasticity of imported Chinese beer was estimated as 3.09, the price elasticity of imported Chinese kaoliang spirits as -0.59, and income elasticity as 0.90. Also, the price elasticity of all imported beer was estimated as -1.83 and income elasticity as 3.82. Since the demand for beer reacted sensitively to prices and income, it is expected that if prices for alcohol would be reduced by the FTA, demand for alcohol will increase greatly.
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