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Energy Demand
- 1st Edition
- Editor: David Hawdon
- Language: English
The demand for energy plays an important role both as an essential factor in economic development and in the current debate about environmental issues. During the last two decades… Read more
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The demand for energy plays an important role both as an essential factor in economic development and in the current debate about environmental issues. During the last two decades substantial movements in energy prices and taxes created a unique experimental framework for assessing the responsiveness of energy demand to economic factors. The aims of this book are to assess what has been learned about substitutability between sources of energy in different markets. Several distinguished academic economists review the methods and results of empirical work, present original research dealing with the demand for energy in the residential, industrial, transport and electricity sectors, explore the applicability of advanced econometric techniques, and assess the quality of producer forecasts of energy demand.
Economists, business academics, libraries, and post-graduate students.
Reviews of Energy Demand Modelling:
L. Waverman, Econometric Modelling of Energy Demand: When Are Substitutes Good Substitutes?
G.C. Watkins, The Economic Analysis of Energy Demand: Perspectives of a Practitioner.
D. Hawdon, Is Electricity Consumption Influenced by Time of Use Tariffs? A Survey of Results and Issues.
Energy Demand in Manufacturing Industry:
A. Ingham, J. Maw and A. Ulph, Energy Conservation in UK Manufacturing: a Vintage Model Approach.
L.C. Hunt and E.L. Lynk, Industrial Energy Demand in the UK: a Co-integration Approach.
Demand for Gasoline and Motor Transport:
J.M. Dargay, The Irreversible Effects of High Oil Prices: Empirical Evidence for the Demand for Motor Fuels in France, Germany and the UK.
Household Demand for Energy:
P. Baker, Modelling Household Energy Demand Using Micro Data: the IFS Simulation Program for Energy Demand (SPEND)
Evaluation of Forecasts:
C. Robinson, The Demand for Electricity: A Critical Analysis of Producer Forecasts.
Advances in Modelling:
K.B. Nowman, Continuous Time Econometric Modelling of Energy Demand: a New Approach.
Index.
L. Waverman, Econometric Modelling of Energy Demand: When Are Substitutes Good Substitutes?
G.C. Watkins, The Economic Analysis of Energy Demand: Perspectives of a Practitioner.
D. Hawdon, Is Electricity Consumption Influenced by Time of Use Tariffs? A Survey of Results and Issues.
Energy Demand in Manufacturing Industry:
A. Ingham, J. Maw and A. Ulph, Energy Conservation in UK Manufacturing: a Vintage Model Approach.
L.C. Hunt and E.L. Lynk, Industrial Energy Demand in the UK: a Co-integration Approach.
Demand for Gasoline and Motor Transport:
J.M. Dargay, The Irreversible Effects of High Oil Prices: Empirical Evidence for the Demand for Motor Fuels in France, Germany and the UK.
Household Demand for Energy:
P. Baker, Modelling Household Energy Demand Using Micro Data: the IFS Simulation Program for Energy Demand (SPEND)
Evaluation of Forecasts:
C. Robinson, The Demand for Electricity: A Critical Analysis of Producer Forecasts.
Advances in Modelling:
K.B. Nowman, Continuous Time Econometric Modelling of Energy Demand: a New Approach.
Index.
- Language: English
- Edition: 1
- Published:
- Imprint: Academic Press
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David Hawdon
Affiliations and expertise
University of Surrey, Guildford, U.K.