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The Effect of GDP per capita on Renewable Energy Production in China

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Figure 1 shows the trend of increasing GDP per capita measured as current U.S. Dollars in China  from 1980-2010 (The World Bank 2014)
Figure 2 shows the trend of increasing Total Renewable Energy Net Generation (including  hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, solar, biomass, and waste generation) measured in Billion
Figure 3 shows GDP per capita graphed against percentage of hydropower production per  province in China from 1980-2010
Table 2 shows beta 1 coefficients, t-statistics, and p-values for the linear fixed effects  model, the linear-log fixed effects model, and each model without fixed effects

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