Domestic Petroleum Product Prices and Subsidies: Recent Developments and Reform Strategies
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WP; price; country; government; fuel price; fiscal policy; petroleum; subsidies; price pass-through; liberalized price regime; petroleum product price; kerosene price; administered import price; gasoline pricing mechanisms price; gasoline price; oil price pass-through; refinery price; price signal; price liberalization; price stabilization scheme; Fuel prices; Oil prices; Inflation; Energy subsidies; Oil; Africa;All these keywords.
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