The econometric consequences of an energy consumption variable in a model of CO2 emissions
By M. Jaforullah, A. King. 2017
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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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- Does the quality of institutions modify the economic growth-carbon dioxide emissions nexus? Evidence from a group of emerging and developing countries (2020, methodology): “Statistics for CO2 emissions are calculated using energy consumption data, which means that they are closely related (see, e.g. Arminen & Menegaki, 2019; Burnett, Bergstrom, & Wetzstein, 2013; Itkonen, 2012; Jaforullah & King, 2017), and thus using energy consumption may result in estimation bias.”
- Decoupling of CO2 emissions and GDP: A time-varying cointegration approach (2018, background): “Finally, Jaforullah and King (2017) consider OECD countries over 1960-2010 and either quadratic or cubic income polynomial models.”