Energy
Bassam Fattouh, Lavan Mahadeva , The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, University of Oxford , 2014
This paper argues that Kuwait’s power and desalinated water generation inadequacies are as much a consequence of the low prices charged for Kuwait’s utilities as of the insufficiencies of its infrastructure. It uses a model-based methodology to compare the current pricing scheme against an alternative where consumer prices are raised to market levels and consumers are on average compensated by cash transfers that do not distort their economic decisions.
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