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Quantile-based heterogeneous effects of nuclear energy and political stability on the environment in highly nuclear energy-consuming and politically stable countries

Mustafa Tevfik Kartal YTU , Serpil Kılıç Depren YTU , Fatih Ayhan , Talat Ulussever

Applied Energy

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Keywords

Politics Quantile Energy (signal processing) Political stability Stability (learning theory) Political science Environmental economics Economics Computer science Econometrics Physics Law

Subject Areas

Energy, Environment, Economic Growth ·Economics and Econometrics ·Social Sciences
Global Energy Security and Policy ·General Energy ·Physical Sciences
Market Dynamics and Volatility ·Economics and Econometrics ·Social Sciences

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