heating Technology and Energy Use: a Discrete/Continuous Choice Approach to Norwegian Household Energy Demand
Kjell Vaage
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Kjell Vaage
Abstract
The paper discusses how this relatively strong price response should be interpreted in the context of other econometric analysis with no explicit appliance dependence. Finally, the significance of the many household charcteristics at both stages of the model signals a high degree of heterogeneity within the households, which justifies the use of detailed micro-data in the modelling of the energy demand.
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The paper discusses how this relatively strong price response should be interpreted in the context of other econometric analysis with no explicit appliance dependence. Finally, the significance of the many household charcteristics at both stages of the model signals a high degree of heterogeneity within the households, which justifies the use of detailed micro-data in the modelling of the energy demand.
Key concepts: Norwegian, Context (archaeology), Economics, Energy demand, Econometrics, Energy (signal processing), Econometric model, Heating degree day