1982Journal of Transport Economics and PolicyRequires access

The Demand for Energy in the Transport Sector in the United States

N. D. Uri

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Demand for energy by the transport sector does respond to changing prices; but the response is small because energy accounts for only a comparatively small portion of transport costs.

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Demand for energy by the transport sector does respond to changing prices; but the response is small because energy accounts for only a comparatively small portion of transport costs.

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Demand for energy by the transport sector does respond to changing prices; but the response is small because energy accounts for only a comparatively small portion of transport costs.

Key concepts: Truck, Aviation, Fuel efficiency, Energy conservation, Diesel fuel, Energy consumption, Transport engineering, Motor fuel

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