Table 3 full-sample DOLS long-run elasticities (aggregate + 3 sectors) are the estimates the results narrative revolves around (Sec. 3.4) and the ones benchmarked against the literature in fn. 9 ("Our long-run elasticity estimate for the residential sector aligns with that found by Rungsuriyawiboon (2000)"); Table 6 low/high-intensity splits are a subsample extension, and no elasticity number appears in the abstract. || "For example, in the industrial sector, a 1% increase in prices results in a decline in electricity consumption of 1.10%. Similarly, the residential sector decreases consumption by 1.02% after a 1% price increase, which is qualitatively consistent with Narayan et al. (2007)." (p. 330, printed)
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