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analyse the effect of both, coal and oil on economic growth between 1900 and 2015, exploiting variation at the level of … European NUTS2 and NUTS3 regions. We show that the reversal of fortune of coal regions resulted from the second energy … transition. Specifically, an "oil invasion" in the early 1960s turned regional coal abundance from a blessing into a curse. Human …
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due to gas and coal sectors …
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availability of domestic coal. Coal was important for the location of industries and led to the formation of new industrial …-intensive patterns of trade bore a striking resemblance to the coal-rich West. Post-war institutional turmoil and the seizure of power by …
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analyse the effect of both, coal and oil on economic growth between 1900 and 2015, exploiting variation at the level of … European NUTS2 and NUTS3 regions. We show that the reversal of fortune of coal regions resulted from the second energy … transition. Specifically, an “oil invasion” in the early 1960s turned regional coal abundance from a blessing into a curse. Human …
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Cutting the global economy's dependence on coal has always been seen as one of the most effective measures to reduce … carbon emissions and ensure environmental sustainability. However, the demand for coal can vary greatly from country to … country. Therefore, the primary objective of this study is to identify where the countries with the highest coal consumption …
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coal and oil on long-run economic growth, exploiting variation at the level of European NUTS-2 and NUTS-3 regions over the … last century. We show that an "oil invasion" in the early 1960s turned regional coal abundance from a blessing into a curse … key mechanism behind this reversal of fortune. Not only did former coal regions fail to accumulate sufficient levels of …
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