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establishments, with price elasticities similar to those found in the US. In addition, higher coal prices are associated with lower …
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Understanding how consumers respond to price increases is key when designing price-related policies. Using microdata on …, fuel efficiency, and search. On average, consumers mitigate 38 percent of a price increase through these channels. Reducing … distance driven is the primary channel of mitigation. Increased search efforts mitigate up to 11 percent of a price increase …
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We use micro-level data on fuel consumption, mileage, and travel mode to study plug-in hybrid drivers’ response to fuel prices. When fuel prices rise, plug-in hybrids reduce fuel consumption more than gasoline and diesel cars. They do not reduce their mileage but increase electric recharging,...
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Half of American households heat their homes with natural gas furnaces and 43% use it to heat their water. Hence, understanding residential natural gas consumption behavior has become a first-order problem. In this paper, we provide the first ever causally identified, microdata-based estimates...
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-2020, we find for manufacturing establishments a gas price elasticity of labor demand of -0.02, likely reflecting a scale … effect. We also show that a rise in the gas price leads to an increase in establishment closure. A negative impact of the gas … price on wages of 2 percent is consistent with rent-sharing. …
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The dramatic increase in gasoline prices from close to $1 in 1999 to $4 at their peak in 2008 made it much more … expensive for consumers to operate an automobile. In this paper we investigate whether consumers have adjusted to gasoline price … car markets. We find that a $1 increase in gasoline price changes the market shares of the most and least fuel …
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