--- title: "Dominik's OJ Data Dictionary" format: html --- ## Data Overview The OJ dataset contains weekly sales data for different brands of orange juice at different Dominick's Finer Foods grocery store locations. This dataset originated as part of a larger collaboration between the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and Dominick's, which led to the accumulation of data on prices and volumes across a large number of different products. The dataset has been augmented with local demographic data that describes people living near each store. The version of the dataset we are using today focuses on orange juice sales across three different brands. You can read about the original dataset here: [Chicago Booth Dominick's Data](https://www.chicagobooth.edu/research/kilts/research-data/dominicks). The 'EconML' package hosts the orange juice specific version of this dataset here: [oj_large.csv]("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/py-why/EconML/refs/heads/data/datasets/OrangeJuice/oj_large.csv"). It contains over 29,000 rows and 17 columns, with no missing data. ## Variable Descriptions * 'store': The store number of the observation * 'brand': The brand of orange juice corresponding to this observation. Values are 'tropicana', 'minute.maid', and 'dominicks' * 'week': The week of the study that the data was collected * 'logmove': The 'log' of the the number of units sold during that week * 'feat': Binary indicator variable of whether or not there was an advertisement for orange juice * 'price': The price per unit during that week at that store * 'AGE60': Fraction of the population over age 60 in the region of the store * 'EDUC': The percentage of the population with a college degree * 'ETHNIC': The percentage of the population that is Black or Hispanic * 'INCOME': The 'log' of the median income of the population * 'HHLARGE': The fraction of households with 5 or more people * 'WORKWOM': The percentage of women in the area with full time jobs * 'HVAL150': The percentage of households with more than $150,000 of net worth * 'SSTRDIST': The average distance in miles to the nearest warehouse store * 'SSTRVOL': The ratio of sales of this store to the nearest warehouse store * 'CPDISTS': The average distance in miles to the nearest 5 supermarkets * 'CPWVOL5': The ratio of sales of this store to the average of the nearest 5 stores