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Which Type of Energy Consumption is Effective on Economic Growth? Industry or Residential? The Case of Nuts-2 Regions in Turkiye. (2023). Yarbasi, Ikram Yusuf ; Turkmen, Adem.
In: International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy.
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