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Democratic institutions and the energy intensity of well-being: a cross-national study
2017
Energy, Sustainability and Society
Energy consumption is necessary for human well-being, yet the growth of energy consumption also contributes to climate change and a range of negative externalities. Thus, a key sustainability challenge is to efficiently use energy consumption to promote human well-being. This manuscript contributes to the growing literature on the ecological intensity of well-being (EIWB) by modeling the relationship between democratic institutions and the energy intensity of well-being. Methods: We use
doi:10.1186/s13705-017-0139-7
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