/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>16288517
>working paper
2 minutes in Google shows you it was published in QJE (top-5 econ journal).
>has to use a specific model
Uh... what is the alternative? Do you have a specific critique? Every paper that uses a model uses, indeed, a "specific" model, namely the one that it uses.
>Also poor people typically work longer, harder and more stressful jobs, it makes sense they don't have the time/energy to constantly make fresh/healthy food.
The average bottom decile household has less than 1 full-time income earner and the modal household probably has none. The idea that these people are obese and unhealthy because they have no time to cook is as believable as the idea that they invest in lottery tickets because they've never heard of a savings account. These ideas are always spoken from a position of immense privilege, from a person who's never known a poor person.