The welfare implication of reversing Ghana's electricity tariff structure: Evidence from residential and non-residential customers

Working paper 10 Mar 2025 Sustainable Growth and Energy

This working paper assesses the welfare implications of the partial reversal of the cross-subsidisation policy implemented by the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) of Ghana.

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Amin Karimu

Jabir Ibrahim Mohammed

Eric Obutey

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