The paper's only two price elasticities (electric heaters 0.16, electric heating beds 0.78, derived in Sec. 4.2 from the CDA estimates); both are the numbers the inelasticity conclusion (repeated in the Conclusion) is built on, so both rows are trivially preferred. || "Based on estimated values, this study shows the price elasticity of electricity usage for heating as follows: ... = 0.16 [electric heaters] ... = 0.78 [electric heating beds]. Price has a negative effect on usage, but the absolute value of elasticity is less than 1. Therefore, the demand for heating is not elastic enough to be controlled by pricing policy." (p. 2683, printed page)
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