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Question 1 using paper 1 from Lee and Chang 2007 The impact of energy consumption on...

Question 1 using paper 1 from Lee and Chang 2007

The impact of energy consumption on economic growth:Evidence from linear and nonlinear models in Taiwan by Lee and Chang 2007 paper

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