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Jevons’ Paradox revisited: The evidence for backfire from improved energy efficiency
Energy Policy · 2009 · Vol. 37(4) · pp. 1456–1469
Steve Sorrell✉(University of Sussex)
Energy, Environment, and Transportation PoliciesGlobal Energy and Sustainability ResearchClimate Change Policy and EconomicsParallelsEconomicsRebound effect (conservation)Empirical evidenceProductivityPositive economicsOrthodoxyNeoclassical economicsWork (physics)Efficient energy use
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- Natural Environment Research Council
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