This in-depth study of world energy markets demonstrates the extent to which energy is under-priced in some of the largest developing and transition countries. It also quantifies the benefits that could be achieved by getting energy prices right, including a reduction of wasteful energy consumption, greater economic growth and lower emissions of carbon dioxide.
World Energy Outlook 1999
Looking at Energy Subsidies: Getting the Prices Right
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