The Effect of Renewable Energy Generation on Import Demand - Kiel Institute

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Authors

Vaona
A.

Publication Date

02/2016

DOI

10.1016/j.renene.2015.07.062

JEL Classification

C23 F10 Q20 Q43

Key Words

Import demand

Panel data

Renewable energy generation

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International Trade

Climate

In the present paper the link between renewable energy generation and imports dynamics is explored in import demand equations. We find that renewable energy generation reduces import growth. The results display a considerable robustness across estimation methods and model specifications.

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