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. 2012 Nov 21;9:136. doi: 10.1186/1479-5868-9-136

Table 5.

Potential effect of economic variables on expected price responsiveness in children’s soft drink consumption

 
Child:
Parent:
 
If the price of soft drinks were doubled, I would buy less soft drinks from my own money
If the price of soft drinks were doubled, my child would drink less soft drinks
  Beta-coeff. P-value Beta-coeff. P-value
Economic variables
On average how much money do you give to your child to buy foods and drinks per week?
-0.0006
0.442
-0.0025
0.189
How often do you spend your own money on fizzy drinks or fruit squash?
-Never
-0.2528
<0.001
-0.0829
0.076
-Not often
-0.1473
0.009
-0.1150
0.027
-Often
0.1658
0.074
-0.1249
0.136
-Always
0.0643
0.388
-0.2626
0.098
I don’t give my child some foods because they cost too much
-I fully disagree
-0.0293
0.344
0.5317
<0.001
-I disagree a bit
-0.1580
0.030
0.2226
<0.001
-I agree a bit
-0.0397
0.325
-0.1877
0.002
-I fully agree
-0.0905
0.181
-0.4132
<0.001
I would consider my child as being price conscious regarding food, snacks, etc.
-I fully disagree
 
 
0.1512
0.026
-I disagree a bit
 
 
0.0329
0.325
-I agree a bit
 
 
-0.0721
0.085
-I fully agree
 
 
-0.0999
0.033
Log-likelihood -3008.920   -5308.922