Energy impact of consumption decisions
Proceedings of the IEEEPublished 1 January 1975
C.W. Bullard, Robert A. Herendeen
Citations101
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SNIP11.38
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Abstract
The energy cost of goods and services is computed, and applications are discussed. The method utilizes the data base of input-output economics, but entails additional analysis. Applications range over consumption options for individuals, business, industry, and government; from the total energy cost of bus versus auto travel to the national import-export balance.
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Economics, Econometrics and FinanceEnergy
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