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A model of residential demand for electricity using a national household sample

Abstract Using a three-equation model (demand, price, appliance stock index) and a current national household data set, this study develops partial and total elasticity estimates for the USA. Partial elasticities are 0.102 for income and -0.193 for price, while total elasticities are 0.410 for income and -1.403 for price.

Christopher Garbacz

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