Aplikasi Willingness To Pay Sebagai Proksi Terhadap Variabel Harga: Suatu Model Empirik Dalam Estimasi Permintaan Energi Listrik Rumah Tangga
[The Application of Willingness To Pay As A Proxy To Varible of Price : An Enpirical Model In Estimating The Demand of Household Electricity Energy]
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demand; electricity; household; price; WTP;All these keywords.
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