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Impacts on electricity consumption of household appliances in Austria: a comparison of time series and cross-section analyses

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  • Haas, Reinhard
  • Biermayr, Peter
  • Zoechling, Josef
  • Auer, Hans

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  • Haas, Reinhard & Biermayr, Peter & Zoechling, Josef & Auer, Hans, 1998. "Impacts on electricity consumption of household appliances in Austria: a comparison of time series and cross-section analyses," Energy Policy, Elsevier, vol. 26(13), pages 1031-1040, November.
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