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The income elasticity of demand and firm performance of US restaurant companies by restaurant type during recessions
Yoon Koh,
Seoki Lee
, Chris Choi
School of Hospitality Management
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firm performance
100%
recession
61%
food
42%
demand
41%
income
41%
economics
25%
financial performance
21%
performance
14%
profit
13%
newspaper
12%
low income
12%
industry
8%
costs
8%
market
8%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
elasticity
60%
firm
59%
income
53%
food
41%
demand
39%
accounting
32%
economics
26%
economic conditions
17%
profit
15%
market
11%
services
9%
industry
9%
loss
8%
cost
7%
analysis
4%
effect
3%
Business & Economics
Income Elasticity of Demand
82%
Restaurants
56%
Recession
49%
United States of America
24%
Accounting Performance
14%
Fast Food
13%
Economic Downturn
11%
Food
8%
McDonald's
7%
Cost Control
5%
Economic Conditions
4%
Low Income
4%
Financial Performance
4%
Profit
3%
Economics
2%
Industry
1%