The short-run VEC price elasticity (-0.14, Cuadro 9) is the paper's headline price finding — called significant and discussed as "the" result, and it is the only own-price elasticity the authors carry into their comparison table (Cuadro 11) and impact simulation; the long-run price elasticity (row 900229) is statistically insignificant, excluded from Cuadro 11 and from the significant-elasticities impact calculation. || "la elasticidad precio de la demanda resultó ser significativa e inelástica en el corto plazo con -0,14, lo que indica que al aumentar el precio en 1%, la cantidad demandada de energía eléctrica disminuirá en 0,14%." [the price elasticity of demand turned out to be significant and inelastic in the short run at -0.14, indicating that when price rises 1%, quantity of electricity demanded falls 0.14%] (p. 216, printed)
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