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Studies in Demand: Milk and Butter

Elizabeth Waterman Gilboy

The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1932 · Volume 46 · Issue 4

DOI: 10.2307/1882812

Abstract

I. Introduction — theoretical basis for deriving demand curves, 671. — II. Dealers' demand for butter, 675. — Final consumers' demand for butter, 681. — The part played by storage, 686. — III. Dealers' demand for milk, 690. — Elasticity, 693. — Shifting, 694. — Conclusion, a simple method for determining demand under certain conditions, 696.

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