Replication Data for: Slow Burn: Weak Energy Transition in a Growing Economy

In this paper, we estimate the income elasticity of the use of firewood as a primary residential heating system in Chilean households.

Our estimate accounts for the country’s climatic, geographic, and socio-demographic variation; controls for multiple levels of fixed-effects and covariates; and accounts for selection---as some households choose no heating systems whatsoever. We find that an increase of income of 10\% decreases the probability of firewood use by about one-tenth of a percentage point, a statistically significant but economically trivial effect.