Whole-sample (2003-2012) long-run price elasticity -0.60 is "the" estimate the results narrative and policy discussion revolve around; quintile estimates (900063-900067) are presented as heterogeneity around it, with no quintile singled out as preferred. || "The estimated long-run price elasticity is -0.60. This shows that a 1% increase in the real price electricity will result in approximately a 0.6% decline in the household electricity consumption." (p. 82, printed)
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