A quantitative analysis of the factors involved in the decreasing consumption of marine products in Japan—A household analysis by LA/AIDS

  • ARIJI MASAHIKO
    Department of Fisheries, Faculty of Agriculture, Kinki University

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  • 我が国の水産物消費の減少要因に関する定量分析—LA/AIDS による家計消費分析—
  • 我が国の水産物消費の減少要因に関する定量分析 : LA/AIDSによる家計消費分析
  • ワガクニ ノ スイサンブツ ショウヒ ノ ゲンショウ ヨウイン ニ カンスル テイリョウ ブンセキ : LA/AIDS ニ ヨル カケイ ショウヒ ブンセキ
  • A quantitative analysis of the factors involved in the decreasing consumption of marine products in Japan—A household analysis by LA/AIDS
  • A quantitative analysis of the factors involved in the decreasing consumption of marine products in Japan: a household analysis by LA/AIDS

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  Household consumption of marine products in Japan is decreasing, but the reasons are not clear. Although the change might be related to the changing preference from Japanese food to European food, there is no quantitative evidence. This study examined the changes in market situation in Japan, and conducted a demand system analysis of Japanese household consumption of animal protein. The results showed that the decreasing consumption of marine products is caused by declining household income, and that the shift in consumption from marine products to pork and chicken is because those proteins are cheaper than marine products or beef.<br>

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