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energy efficiency, appliance standards, energy policy, market failures, behavioral failures
Energy Efficiency, Rebound Effect, Take-back Effect, Backfire, Jevons Paradox
Climate change, Modeling, Uncertainty, Statistics, Integrated assessment models
Climate Change, Integrated Assessment Models
climate change, integrated assessment models
energy efficiency, market failures, behavioral failures, behavioral economics
learning-by-doing, innovation, imperfect competition, diffusion, new technology, energy policy
energy efficiency
residential energy efficiency; home energy audits; non-price interventions; information provision; social norms; field experiment
fuel economy, vehicles, myopia, undervaluation, regulation
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fuel economy, myopia, regulation, Undervaluation, Vehicles
count data; hurdle model; fixed effects; instrumental variables; Poisson; energy policy
peer effects, social interactions, diffusion, visibility, solar
critical peak pricing, informational interventions, electric vehicles, loadshifting, habituation, spillovers
transportation, distributional effects, urban form, environmental taxes
secondary markets, trade, consumer heterogeneity, transactions costs, dynamic programming, extreme value distribution, dynamic discrete choice, multinomial logit model, stationary equilibrium, Markov chains, invariant distributions
non-price interventions, social learning, renewable energy, solar photovoltaic panels, technology adoption, natural experiment
Durable good adoption, promotional campaign duration, word-of-mouth, eld experiments
social contagion, diffusion models, empirical IO methods, probability models, word of mouth, endogeneity
appliance standards, demand-side management, demand-side management, incentives, information, voluntary programs
