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The Peruvian power market was established in 1992, amid serious supply constraints and financially distressed power utilities. Since its inception, the market has been adapted by competitive market reforms and adaptations due to government-driven public policy objectives. This paper analyzes the...

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Welfare effects of introducing competition in the telecom sector in Djibouti

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Taking stock of economic regulation of power utilities in the developing world : a literature review

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Charting the diffusion of power sector reforms across the developing world

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