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Econometrics, Vol. 19, No. 5, 2004, pp. 567-591.

The data consist of two parts, oecd countries and asian countries.  Both
data come from the Penn World Tables (Mark 5.6) and the U.S. Energy
Information Administration (USEIA). USEIA provides carbon dioxide emission
data, and the Penn World Tables provide the other data.  1993-1995 data for Asian
countries are extended using International Financial Statistics (IFS).  

Both files, which are ASCII files in DOS format, are zipped in the file
js-data.zip. Unix users should use "unzip -a".

The file oecd.txt covers 17 OECD countries for the periods 1980-1990(187
observations).  Each column represents country code, year, GDP, CO2,
Capital, Labor, Energy.  Country code is as follows
 
 1: Canada, 2: the United States, 3: Japan, 4: Austria, 5: Belgium, 6: Denmark,
 7: Finland, 8: France, 9:Germany, 10: Greece, 11: Ireland, 12: Italy,
 13: Norway, 14: Spain, 15: Sweden, 16: U.K., 17: Australia 

The file easia.txt covers 11 countries for the periods 1980-1995(176
observations).  Each column is country code, year, GDP, CO2, Capital,
Labor, Energy.  Country code is as follows
  
  1: China, 2: Hongkong, 3: India, 4: Indonesia, 5: Japan, 6: Korea, 
  7: Malaysia, 8: Philippines, 9: Singapore, 10: Taiwan, 11: Thailand