Add to ORKGIndia’s fossil fuel based energy-led economic growth has changed its pattern over a time and it is mainly driven by energy efficiency. In this paper, we have considered reduction in energy waste as a proxy of energy efficiency and analyzed its interplay with economic growth for 1971-2010. We have used Vector Error Correction model, and it has been seen that unidirectional causality exists from economic growth to energy waste, and this causal association is both short run and long run in nature. Moreover, energy waste is following a negatively elastic relationship with the economic growth along the energy efficiency frontier. Keywords: Economic Growth; Energy Waste; India, Vector error correction JEL Classifications: O44; Q42; Q4
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Understanding the impact of energy consumption on economic growth is an important consideration in t...
Environmental issues have become an issue of recent interest due to climate change associated with i...
The paper examines whether electricity energy consumption drives economic growth or vice versa in th...
Following the economic growth pattern of India, continuous fossil fuel consumption is deteriorating ...
In this paper an attempt is made to present the energy scenario of India in terms of energy consumpt...
Energy has become one of the key elements in the era of globalization driven economic growth. On one...
The present study examines whether energy consumption fuels economic growth or vice versa. The relat...
For any developing nation, GDP growth and CO2 emission goes hand-in-hand. GDP growth affects the CO2...
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Energy has been universally recognized as one of the most important inputs for economic growth and h...
This paper examines the relationships between the energy consumption, GDP growth and emission, using...
The purpose of this paper is to examine whether the decline in environmental quality in India, China...
We examined the causality in both static and dynamic framework between energy consumption, C02 emiss...
We examined the causality in both static and dynamic framework between energy consumption, CO2 emiss...
In the recent years. India has emerged as one of the fast growing economies of the world necessitati...
Understanding the impact of energy consumption on economic growth is an important consideration in t...
Environmental issues have become an issue of recent interest due to climate change associated with i...
The paper examines whether electricity energy consumption drives economic growth or vice versa in th...