Gasoline consumption in Saudi Arabia: an analysis of consumer attitudes and perceptions using microsurvey data

Al-Sahlawi, Mohammad; Miah, Fazlul; Al‐Titi, Omar

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“…The data have been used by Al‐Sahlawi et al . (2018), which provides a descriptive analysis of car user preferences with respect to gasoline consumption. In this study, we estimate price and income elasticities of gasoline demand using the same data.…”

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“…Covering enough responses before and after the price hike of January 2016, the survey results provide enough information to estimate price and income elasticities of gasoline demand in Saudi Arabia. The data have been used by Al-Sahlawi et al (2018), which provides a descriptive analysis of car user preferences with respect to gasoline consumption. In this study, we estimate price and income elasticities of gasoline demand using the same data.…”

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Gasoline price reforms and household consumption behaviour: Evidence from household‐level survey data in Saudi Arabia

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In January 2016, as a measure of energy price reform, the government of Saudi Arabia implemented a 50 per cent nationwide increase in gasoline prices of both higher (octane 95) and lower (octane 91) grades. We utilised more than 1800 responses from a nationwide survey designed to study gasoline consumption preferences among residents of Saudi Arabia to investigate the impact of this price reform. Our analysis shows that the January 2016 price hike was responsible for more than 20 per cent drop, on average, in gasoline consumption among residents of the country who used the lower grade, octane 91‐type gasoline. However, users of octane 95 surveyed in the post‐price‐adjustment period consumed 15 per cent more gasoline than those who were surveyed in the pre‐adjustment period. Moreover, the estimated demand elasticity decreases with the level of education, while income level tends to be positively associated with higher consumption in the higher‐price period than in the lower‐price period.

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Gasoline price reforms and household consumption behaviour: Evidence from household‐level survey data in Saudi Arabia

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“…If 0.6 ≤ kappa < 0.8, the logical consistency between the two items is slightly high; If 0.8 ≤ kappa < 1, the logical consistency between the two items is strongly high [24,25].…”

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A Hybrid Quality Control Strategy for Consumption Data on Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants by Oil Equipment

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Petroleum, oil and lubricants (POL) is critical to the functioning of oil equipment. It is very important to maintain the quality of POL consumption data of oil equipment. High-quality POL consumption data provide reliable datasets for computing the annual POL supply quota of oil equipment and improving the energy efficiency of such equipment. Based on the data analysis platform SPSS, this paper designs a hybrid quality control strategy called SEIB-K for POL consumption data of oil equipment, which couples the expectationmaximization algorithm with multiple imputations (EI), box plot (B), and kappa coefficient (K). The SEIB-K can systematically analyze the quality of actual POL consumption data, identify the missing items, abnormal items and contradictory items. Example analysis shows that our strategy could significantly improve the quality of POL consumption data. The research results provide a technical support for accurately determining the annual POL supply quota of oil equipment.

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Gasoline consumption in Saudi Arabia: an analysis of consumer attitudes and perceptions using microsurvey data

Cited by 2 publications

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Gasoline price reforms and household consumption behaviour: Evidence from household‐level survey data in Saudi Arabia

Gasoline price reforms and household consumption behaviour: Evidence from household‐level survey data in Saudi Arabia

A Hybrid Quality Control Strategy for Consumption Data on Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants by Oil Equipment

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