Abstract

This paper conducts an empirical analysis on the U.S. VCR market using a hedonic approach. The paper finds that quality-adjusted price indexes decline at 11-12% per year, with a large annual drop of about 18% from 1982-85. Estimation and data analysis reveal interesting aspects of the evolution of quality and price in the VCR market. Finally the paper estimates a bias of 2.4% per year in the CPI electronics subindex due to the missing category of VCR until 1986.

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