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... increase in oil price will cause a 10 percent decrease in demand in that year . Similarly , the effect of the GNP increase on oil demand is quantified through an income - elasticity parameter . The value of this parameter ranges ...
... increase in oil price will cause a 10 percent decrease in demand in that year . Similarly , the effect of the GNP increase on oil demand is quantified through an income - elasticity parameter . The value of this parameter ranges ...
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... increase in output resulting from a 1 percent increase in nonelectricity inputs , and the parameter c defines the percentage increase in output resulting from a 1 percent increase in the use of electricity . Because parameters b and c ...
... increase in output resulting from a 1 percent increase in nonelectricity inputs , and the parameter c defines the percentage increase in output resulting from a 1 percent increase in the use of electricity . Because parameters b and c ...
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... increase in primary energy consumption corresponding to a 1 percent increase in real GNP . If the elasticity is 1 , then primary - energy con- sumption will increase at the same rate as GNP . However , because of conserva- tion and the ...
... increase in primary energy consumption corresponding to a 1 percent increase in real GNP . If the elasticity is 1 , then primary - energy con- sumption will increase at the same rate as GNP . However , because of conserva- tion and the ...
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