This working paper is part of a series on the macro-economic effects of higher energy prices in developing countries which are carried out within the framework of the Technology and Employment of the ILO, with a generous grant from the Government of the Netherlands.

This working paper is part of a series on the macro-economic effects of higher energy prices in developing countries which are carried out within the framework of the Technology and Employment of the ILO, with a generous grant from the Government of the Netherlands.