The phrase "household model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a conceptual framework or representation of a household's structure, dynamics, or functions.
Example: "The study utilized a household model to analyze the impact of economic changes on family behavior."
Alternatives: "family model" or "domestic model".
But the old Household model was broken by the very boom that it helped to create.
State support for the "household model," with a private room for each resident, grew out of conversations with consumer-advocacy group like AARP, Mr. Kenny said.
We begin with an unconstrained (separable) farm household model as a benchmark.
The agricultural household model analyzes the three decisions related to production, consumption and work decisions in one framework.
Most dual employment studies begin by using a theoretical household model that posits jointness in farm couples' decisions to participate in off-farm work.
In prior studies, researchers [2],[5],[14]-[17] began by implementing a theoretical household model where the labor allocation decision is jointly determined.
What is the possible effect of applying a correlating religious father-as-head-of-household family model (or voting for people who adhere to it) to governmental policy and the economy?
An example is presented that evaluates the sensitivity of the model to resource allocation decisions when operating (linked to livestock and household models) at farm scale.
For this, whole-farm models that include household models of food, workload and financial requirements have the most utility and impact.
However, a promising perspective for effective policy support lies in the possible link of the regional LUPAS approach with farm household models.
The conceptual framework for this study is based on a variant of agricultural household models developed in Chavas, et al. ([2005]).
