"Energy Economics - Research Methods" is a comprehensive guide designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the methodologies used in energy economics research. This book covers a wide range of empirical techniques and analytical tools essential for studying the economics of energy production, consumption, and policy. It includes detailed discussions on data collection, statistical analysis, econometric modeling, and simulation methods. With practical examples and case studies, the book illustrates how these methods are applied to real-world energy issues, such as pricing, market dynamics, and environmental impact. Ideal for students, researchers, and professionals in the field, this resource enhances the reader's ability to conduct rigorous and impactful energy economics research.
