Energy
4 years ago

Energy price hikes in Tunisia could lead to major shifts in consumption.

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
An empirical analysis of energy demand in Tunisia
Besma Talbi, Duc Khuong Nguyen

Paper Summary

The article looks at how energy prices affect the types of energy used in Tunisia. They studied data from 1980 to 2004 and found that energy demand changes based on income and energy prices. Different types of energy have different responses to price and income changes. This means that if energy prices go up, people might switch to using different types of energy.

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