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Scientific Literature Fueling Reactions: Three Empirical Essays on Behavioral Responses, Economic Shocks, and Energy Markets
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Energy policy crosswinds test the pace of the transition: Oil & Gas 360
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Is the carbon emission trading scheme conducive to promoting energy transition? Some empirical evidence from China
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Economic growth, nuclear energy, renewable energy, and environmental quality: Investigating the environmental Kuznets curve and load capacity curve hypothesis
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How causality impacts the renewable energy, carbon emissions, and economic growth nexus in the South Caucasus Countries?
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This literature focuses on: This dissertation examines how shocks in energy and commodity markets propagate through local economies and reshape human behavior, spanning three empirical essays that connect energy markets to electoral behavior, commodity price dynamics, and cr...
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