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 Senior 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 Rethinking the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: What it means for low-income countries Kimberly Clausing, Jonathan Colmer, Allan Hsiao, Catherine Wolfram Policy brief The long-term adoption of grid electricity: Evidence from rural Rwanda Lise Masselus, Jörg Ankel-Peters, Gabriel Gonzalez Sutil, Vijay Modi, Joel Mugyenyi, Anicet Munyehirwe, Nathan Williams, Maximiliane Sievert Policy brief 10 years after: Long-term adoption of electricity in rural Rwanda Lise Masselus, Jörg Ankel-Peters, Gabriel Gonzalez Sutil, Vijay Modi, Joel Mugyenyi, Anicet Munyehirwe, Nathan Williams, Maximiliane Sievert Working paper Understanding the gradual adoption of electricity in rural South Africa Taryn Dinkelman Blog Themes Energy Countries Ghana
