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Rural electrification: The potential and limitations of solar power

The impacts of rural electrification on labour supply, income and health: Experimental evidence with solar lamps in Tanzania

Working paper 13 Feb 2018 Energy

Authors

Anna Aevarsdottir

Graduate Student , Institute for International Economic Studies

Nick Barton

PhD student , Goethe University Frankfurt

Tessa Bold

Associate Professor , Stockholm University

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