Ghanaian energy economy: inter-production factors and energy substitution

Keyphrases

• Capital Subsidy 50%
• Capital Tax 50%
• Clean Energy Production 50%
• Clean Environment 50%
• CO2 Emissions 50%
• Control Policy 50%
• Cost Advantage 50%
• Electricity Production 50%
• Emission Gases 50%
• Energy Economics 100%
• Energy Intensity 50%
• Energy Subsidies 50%
• Energy Substitution 100%
• Energy Use 50%
• Environmental Threats 50%
• Factor Substitution 100%
• Function Approach 50%
• Ghana 100%
• Ghanaians 100%
• Government Policy 50%
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions 50%
• Improved Technology 50%
• Input Factors 50%
• Labor-intensiveness 50%
• Merger Control 50%
• Merger Policy 50%
• Multicollinearity 50%
• Nutshell 50%
• Petroleum 100%
• Production Energy 100%
• Production Factors 100%
• Regression Techniques 50%
• Renewable Energy Consumption 50%
• Ridge Regression 50%
• Small Firms 50%
• Substitutability 50%
• Tax Rebate 50%
• Technological Progress 50%
• Translog Cost Function 50%
• Translog Production Function 50%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Cost Function 33%
• Energy Intensity 33%
• Energy Subsidy 33%
• Energy Substitution 100%
• Factor Input 33%
• Factor Substitution 100%
• Government Policy 33%
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions 33%
• Industry 100%
• Merger 100%
• Production Factor 100%
• Production Function 33%
• Taxation 33%