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24. Causal Interaction among Electricity Consumption, Financial Development, Exports and Economic Growth in Jordan: Dynamic Simultaneous Equation Models. (2015). Matar, Ali ; Bekhet, Hussainali .
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25. Path Dependency in the Energy Industry: The Case of Long-term Oil-indexed Gas Import Contracts in Continental Europe. (2015). Buhanist, Peter .
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27. Econometric Prediction on the Effects of Financial Development and Trade Openness on the German Energy Consumption: A Startling Revelation. (2015). RAFINDADI, ABDULRASHID.
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