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Decoupling strategies: CO
2
emissions, energy resources, and economic growth in the Group of Twenty
Hsiao-Tien Pao
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, Chun Chih Chen
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Keyphrases
CO2 Emissions
100%
Energy Resources
100%
Economic Growth
100%
Energy Economics
100%
Emission Energy
100%
Decoupling Strategy
100%
Group of Twenty
100%
Hydropower
66%
Carbon Emissions
50%
Absolute Decoupling
50%
Carbon Kuznets Curve
33%
Environmental Pressure
33%
Energy Consumption
16%
Substitutability
16%
Fossil Fuel Energy Consumption
16%
Long-term Equilibrium Relationship
16%
Demand Elasticity
16%
Symbiosis
16%
Energy Efficiency Improvement
16%
Hurt
16%
Panel Vector Error Correction Model
16%
Real GDP
16%
Sustainable Future
16%
Sustainable Energy Consumption
16%
Global Economic Development
16%
Descriptive Statistical Analysis
16%
Decoupling Effect
16%
Carbon Dioxide Intensity
16%
Energy Consumption Elasticity
16%
Energy Efficiency Policy
16%
Panel Cointegration Test
16%
Energy Safety
16%
Nuclear Energy
16%
Growth Hypothesis
16%
Compound Annual Growth Rate
16%
Feedback Hypothesis
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Decoupling
100%
Carbon Dioxide Emission
100%
Emissions
50%
Energy Consumption
50%
Energy Utilization
50%
Kuznets Curve
33%
Renewable Energy
16%
Error Correction
16%
Energy Efficiency
16%
Energy Saving
16%
Carbon Dioxide
16%
Economic developments
16%
Energy Conservation
16%
Fossil Fuel
16%
Engineering
Renewables
100%
Energy Resource
100%
Hydroelectric Energy
80%
Energy Conservation
40%
Energy Efficiency
20%
Test Result
20%
Error Correction
20%
Estimation Result
20%
Nuclear Energy
20%
Fossil Fuel Energy
20%
Compound Annual Growth Rate
20%
Sustainable Future
20%
Renewable Energy
20%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
100%
G20 Countries
100%
Energy Conservation
66%
Kuznets Curve
66%
Economic developments
33%
Chemical Engineering
Carbon Dioxide
100%