Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies
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This cluster of papers focuses on the rebound effect, which refers to the phenomenon where improvements in energy efficiency lead to an increase in consumption, offsetting some of the initial gains. The papers explore various aspects of the rebound effect, including its implications for energy efficiency policies, fuel taxes, household behavior, and environmental impact. They also analyze the elasticity of demand, fossil fuel subsidies, and the effects on the transportation sector and global energy demand.
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fuel tax; rebound effect; transportation energy use; gasoline consumption; gasoline prices; energy subsidies; fuel subsidies; gasoline tax; fuel economy standards; fossil fuel subsidies; residential electricity demand; subsidy reform; household energy costs; household energy demand; fuel demand; electricity subsidies; Renewable Fuel Standard; transport energy demand; fuel policy; vehicle fuel efficiency; fuel subsidy removal; Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards; energy demand modeling; subsidy removal; fuel price elasticity
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Morton address: 38351000075420191 · morton4x16-v1
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