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As a means of introducing the concept of an income-based measure of the cost of living, it is useful to note that in the absence of taxes, the expenditure function and the full income compensation function correspond. That is, \({\text{e}}\left( {{\text{P, u}}} \right) \equiv \mu \left( {{\text{P, u; T}}} \right)\) where e(•) in the expenditure function defined in Chapter Three, and μ(•) is the income-compensation function defined in Chapter Four.
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Baye, M.R., Black, D.A. (1986). A Simple Taxable Income-Based Cost of Living Index. In: Consumer Behavior, Cost of Living Measures, and the Income Tax. Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems, vol 276. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46587-1_7
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