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Does the energy environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis sustain in the Asia Pacific region?

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Figure 1 Total energy consumption by region
Table 2. Summary statistics of energy consumption (kgoe) and GDP (USD) per capita for low-income group
Figure 1. GDP (USD) and energy consumption (kgoe) per capita for low-income group
Figure 2. GDP (USD) and energy consumption (kgoe) per capita for middle-income group
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