No single sector estimate is singled out by the authors; their policy headline is the POOLED own-price electricity elasticity from Table 4 (eEE=-1.612), not coded here. The authors state the time-series (Table 6) results are 'more reasonable and intuitively appealing' and 'more reliable when not in agreement with pooled data estimates', so all 17 coded per-sector estimates are equally the preferred table. The pooled headline is added as a preferred addition. || 'Own demand price elasticities (Table 4) for electricity and labor are substantially larger in magnitude than the corresponding elasticities for capital and liquid fuels ... energy demand is so price-elastic' (p.171); 'the own-price demand elasticities of electricity and labor were larger than unity (in magnitude)' (Conclusions, p.174)
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