Asymmetric adaptations to energy price changes
The effectiveness of policies to reduce the use of energy depend on the elasticity of substitution between the various inputs and on the rate of technological progress.
Kuper, Gerard H., Soest, Daan P. van
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Threshold effects of energy price changes
This paper presents a theoretical model emphasising energy investments’ characteristics of uncertainty and irreversibility. The theoretical model suggests threshold effects. Firms are induced to substitute away from energy only if prices of energy exceed
Kuper, Gerard H. +2 more
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