make.demand.plot: Plot staple, nonstaple, and total demand output from the...
In JGCRI/ambrosia: An R package for calculating and analyzing food demand that is responsive to changing incomes and prices
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make.demand.plot R Documentation
Plot staple, nonstaple, and total demand output from the model
Description
The plot will have quantity on the y-axis. The x-axis data is passed in as a
separate vector, so it can be any of the input values used in the model (or
even in principle a variable that is only indirectly related to the input
values).
Usage
make.demand.plot(alldata, xdata, xlabel, max.yval = NULL)
Arguments
alldata
Data frame of output returned from food.dmnd.
xdata
Vector of values for the x-axis.
xlabel
Character string to use for the x-axis label
max.yval
Maximum value to display on the y-axis. See details.
Value
Plot of food demand by staples and non-staples relative to income
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Plot staple, nonstaple, and total demand output from the model
Description
The plot will have quantity on the y-axis. The x-axis data is passed in as a separate vector, so it can be any of the input values used in the model (or even in principle a variable that is only indirectly related to the input values).
Usage
make.demand.plot(alldata, xdata, xlabel, max.yval = NULL)
Arguments
alldata |
Data frame of output returned from |
xdata |
Vector of values for the x-axis. |
xlabel |
Character string to use for the x-axis label |
max.yval |
Maximum value to display on the y-axis. See details. |
Value
Plot of food demand by staples and non-staples relative to income
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