Multifactor Econometric Models For Energy Efficiency In The Eu

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Multifactor Econometric Models For Energy Efficiency In The Eu

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Gheorghe ZAMAN (Institute of National Economy)
Zizi GOSCHIN () (Institute of National Economy)
Aniela DANCIU () (Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest)

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Gheorghe Zaman

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The present paper is approaching the energy efficiency topic from the viewpoint of its trends and influence factors, in the context of requirements, criteria and principles of sustainable development. Energy efficiency is measured as ratio of GDP and energy use and its multiple factors of influence are considered. With a view to deducing some conclusions of theoretical-methodological but also of practical-applicative character, we are researching the variation in energy efficiency in European Union, but also in the case of new candidates and other countries, by means of multifactor econometric modeling.

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Article provided by Institute of National Economy in its journal Romanian Journal of Economics.

Volume (Year): 24 (2007(XVII))
Issue (Month): 1(33) (June)
Pages: 5-18
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Handle: RePEc:ine:journl:v:1:y:2007:i:24:p:5-18

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