Do Energy Burdens Contribute to Economic Poverty in the United States? A Panel Analysis

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RT @SF_Journal: Using panel data from 1997-2017, Bohr of @UWO_Sociology and McCreery of @Elevate_Energy explore the economic impact of bein…

RT @SF_Journal: Using panel data from 1997-2017, Bohr of @UWO_Sociology and McCreery of @Elevate_Energy explore the economic impact of bein…

RT @SF_Journal: Using panel data from 1997-2017, Bohr of @UWO_Sociology and McCreery of @Elevate_Energy explore the economic impact of bein…

Using panel data from 1997-2017, Bohr of @UWO_Sociology and McCreery of @Elevate_Energy explore the economic impact of being "energy-burdened," households spending at least 10% of income on utilities: https://t.co/sOGLwC1IpQ https://t.co/EjGI7lOweN

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