WOS: 000431883500018PubMed ID: 29460242In this study, we examine the energy intensity convergence in OECD countries within the context of recent developments in unit root analysis by paying attention to modeling structural shifts. We collect the total primary energy consumption/GDP data of 27 OECD countries during the period 1980-2014. The findings indicate that controlling for shifts plays a crucial role, and different approximations in modeling breaks lead to changes in inferences. In conclusion, we present some policy proposals
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This paper answers the question: what is the path of the GDP elasticity of economy-wide energy consu...
This paper uses the econometrics of endogenous structural breaks to examine changes in energy intens...
Abstract of associated article: We examine the key factors driving change in energy use globally ove...
In this study, we examine the energy intensity convergence in OECD countries within the context of r...
In this study, we examine the energy intensity convergence in OECD countries within the context of r...
This paper focuses on several different measures of OECD countries’ energy intensity levels, plots t...
In this study, we examine the energy intensity convergence in OECD countries within the context of r...
This paper uses new and unique data derived from a consistent framework of national accounts to comp...
The purpose of this study is to examine whether there exists a significant convergence process in th...
World convergence in energy intensity is revisited using two new large data sets: a 111-country samp...
AbstractUnlike other sectors, energy consumption of the transport is increasing in most EU countries...
Abstract of associated article: This paper investigates the convergence in per capita energy use of ...
We examine the GDP – energy use nexus in OECD countries over the period of 1960 – 2014. For the firs...
This paper investigates the convergence in per capita energy use of a group of 25 OECD countries ove...
This study is different from previous energy-GDP cointegration/causality ones by examining whether t...
This paper answers the question: what is the path of the GDP elasticity of economy-wide energy consu...
This paper uses the econometrics of endogenous structural breaks to examine changes in energy intens...
Abstract of associated article: We examine the key factors driving change in energy use globally ove...