The effect of changes in income on expenditures-on-recreation are examined in terms of income expenditure elasticities for recreation. Income expenditure elasticities are estimated for alternative income levels with data from a South Carolina Money Management program. In addition, inferences are made about the relationship between income expenditure elasticities and the demand for recreation; i.e., what happens to the demand for recreation as income changes.
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C. Stassen Thompson (1978) studied this question.
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