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The rebound effect, also known as Jevons paradox, describes a phenomenon where technological progress or increased efficiency in resource use can lead to an increase in the overall consumption of that resource, rather than a decrease. This occurs because the efficiency gains make the resource cheaper or more accessible, thereby stimulating demand. For example, a more fuel-efficient car might lead individuals to drive more miles, negating some or all of the intended fuel savings.
This effect is not limited to energy resources. It can apply to any resource or service where
Understanding the rebound effect is crucial for policy-making related to resource management and environmental sustainability. Simply