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estimates reveal several important differences across the Japanese and US energy firms: lower elasticity of innovation …
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benefits of a large public investment through growth-enhancing increase in domestic energy supply and receipts from selling …
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US energy firms: lower elasticity of innovation production function in R&D expenditure, lower probability of a radical …
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The purpose of this research is to examine the causal relationship between energy and economic growth in Croatia using … data for the period from 1993 to 2006. We use a bivariate model of real GDP and five energy variables: energy consumption … in industry and households, oil consumption, primary energy production and net energy imports. Since we found …
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improvement of energy production and of the quality of human capital with application on Central Africa sub region. After a … literature review on industrial policy concept, we have highlighted the link between improving energy production, investment in …. Indeed produce less energy and unskilled human capital has a negative impact on medium and long term industrial development …
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’s support to its partner countries in the energy sector. It covers interventions designed or implemented during the 1996 …’s interventions in the energy sector have aimed to contribute to three very different goals: - Improving access to energy in … developing countries as a means of reducing poverty; - Securing energy supplies to the EU; - Improving nuclear safety in the …
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