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PROBLEMS OF PROJECTING THE FLOWER DEMAND IN GERMANY (F.R.)

Article number

155_32

Pages

187 – 192

Language

Abstract

The development of the total demand for flowers will depend on the general economic development, because the income elasticities of demand are still very high.
Today’s demand will only be maintained if there is a real growth in consumer incomes or if consumer prices of flowers decrease respectively.
Due to a change in consumer behavior the decline of the demand for cut flowers will be compensated by a further increase in the demand for potted plants.

Publication

VIII Symposium on Horticultural Economics

Authors

M. Altmann, R.v. Alvensleben

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1984.155.32

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