Switzerland / Norway / United States / Australia / India / /
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USD / /
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Environmental Issue / /
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Aachen University / Grantham Research Institute / University of Maryland / Queensland University of Technology / /
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energy demand / net oil importing countries / Oil and gas prices / energy subsidies / Large oil / oil demand‟s / energy-intensity / energy insecure economies / imported energy / crude oil market / low energy consumption levels / natural gas / transportation costs / energy use / rapid new technology shifts / energy price elasticities / energy prices / oil exporting regions / oil / energy poverty / fossil-fuel energy prices / energy / oil exporters / energy markets / energy intensity / climate finance / given product / electricity / few viable technologies / crude oil / oil-producing / less price-responsive products / green technologies / energy-poor households / oil demand / post-tax energy subsidies / /
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Green Climate Fund / IEA / Global Energy Policy Center / CEEPR / University of Maryland / International Monetary Fund / Grantham Research Institute / Queensland University of Technology / MIT / Paris School of Economics / Ministry of Finance / OECD / Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries / G-20 / G20 / World Bank / Aachen University / Sloan School / European Union / Government of India / NYU / /
Member of the Board / producer / chief / Principal Economic Adviser / author / Principal Economic Adviser & Head / Way Forward / Head / Climate Change Finance / EVIDENCE AND WAY FORWARD / /
ProvinceOrState
Queensland / Maryland / /
PublishedMedium
Energy Economics / /
Region
Middle East / North Africa / West Texas / South Asia / Middle-East / /
FOSSIL FUEL SUBSIDIES: THREE QUESTIONS, EVIDENCE AND WAY FORWARD Dipak Dasgupta May 21, 2013