Energy Subsidies Reform in Jordan
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Energy - Energy Consumption Energy - Energy Policies & Economics Energy - Energy Production and Transportation Energy - Energy and Poverty Alleviation Macroeconomics and Economic Growth - Taxation & Subsidies Poverty Reduction - Conditional Cash Transfers Poverty Reduction - Equity and Development Poverty Reduction - Services & Transfers to Poor;NEP fields
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