This review argues that, following the 1997 crisis, the proposed reform plan was helped by some particularly conducive country factors: a tough, but not paralyzing challenge, a quick return to macroeconomic stability, and, and influential reform champion. However, many sector factors worked against the plan, among these were the sector's acceptable level of efficiency, and consistent resistance by incumbent state-owned utilities, and a biased reading...
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2003/10/30
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Rapport de l'ESMAP
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ESM270
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Thailand : why liberalization may stall in a mature power market : a review of the technical, and pollitical economy factors that constrained the electricity sector reform in Thailand 1998-2002
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cost of supply to consumer