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Why manufacturing firms produce some electricity internally.

By: Lee, Kyu; Anas, Alex.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1996Subject(s): Electricity | Manufacturing -- Electricity -- Nigeria -- Indonesia. -- Manufacturing -- Electricity -- Nigeria -- Indonesia. -- Manufacturing -- Electricity -- Nigeria -- Indonesia. -- Manufacturing -- Electricity -- Nigeria -- IndonesiaSummary: Provides quantitative support data for public and private power consumers.

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Why manufacturing firms produce some electricity internally.

By: Lee, Kyu; Anas, Alex.