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The relative roles of energy and water intensity in the economic growth of the United States, 1950-2015
José Lobo,
Benjamin L. Ruddell
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Advanced Economies
33%
Economic Growth
100%
Efficiency Improvement
33%
Energy Consumption
33%
Energy Input
33%
Energy Intensity
100%
Energy Use
100%
Energy Use Efficiency
33%
GDP per Capita
33%
Global Economy
66%
Intensity Measure
33%
Material Consumption
33%
Modern Economy
33%
Per Capita GDP
33%
Planetary Boundaries
33%
Relative Role
100%
United States
100%
Water Energy
33%
Water Input
33%
Water Intensity
100%
Water Use
100%
Water Use Efficiency
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Decoupling
33%
Economic Growth
100%
Energy Use
66%
Environmental Impact Assessment
33%
United States
100%
Water Use
100%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Energy Intensity
33%
Wealth
100%