The vicious circle of power outages and bill payment: Evidence from Ghana The vicious circle of blackouts and revenue collection in developing economies: Evidence from Ghana Working paper 7 Feb 2019 Energy Authors James Dzansi Country Economist, Ghana, International Growth Centre Steve Puller Associate Professor of Economics Brittany Street PhD Candidate Belinda Yebuah-Dwamena General Manager of Management Information Systems, Electricity Company of Ghana Dzansi-et-al-2018-Working-paper.pdf Download PDF document • 2.21 MB Share Share More from The vicious circle of power outages and bill payment: Evidence from Ghana The vicious nexus of non-payment of tariffs and blackouts: Evidence from Ghana James Dzansi, Steve Puller, Brittany Street, Belinda Yebuah-Dwamena Policy brief More from IGC Exposure to air pollution for small firms in African cities Vittorio Bassi, Matthew Kahn, Nancy Lozano Gracia, Tommaso Porzio, Jeanne Sorin Policy brief Constructing electricity as entitlement: Energy politics in Lahore, Pakistan Erum Haider, Umair Javed Project report The long-term welfare impacts of natural disasters: Evidence from Ugandan landslides Travis Baseler, Jakob Hennig Working paper How reforming energy systems can tackle climate risks: Evidence from Pakistan Allegra Saggese Blog Themes Energy Countries Ghana
