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Study of a previsional model for industrial good demand

Date of publication: June 15, 1964

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1964

Author: Gian Mario Rossignolo

Abstract:

Italian demand of ball-bearings has been examined considering first setting demand apart from replacement demand. We assume as: First-setting demand s that part, part of total consumption of ball-bearing destined to industries producing goods in which the ball-bearing may be regarded as productive factor of those goods; 2. Replacement demand: that part of total consumption of ball-bearings destined to substitute the used up ones.

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