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Water, electricity, and the poor: who benefits from utility subsidies? by Kristin Komives; [and others]

By: Komives, KristinContributor(s): World BankSeries: Directions in developmentPublication details: Washington, D. C.: World Bank 2005Description: xvii; 283p.: illISBN: 0821363425Subject(s): SUBSIDIES--DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | POOR--RESEARCH--DEVELOPING COUNTRIES | PUBLIC UTILITIES --DEVELOPING COUNTRIES--RATESLOC classification: IBRD(06)DD/2005/10

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MONOGRAPH	CBU-MAIN LIBRARY, KITWE.	IBRD(06)DD/2005/10 (Browse shelf(Opens below))		Available		55888

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