Why manufacturing firms produce some electricity internally - Lee, Kyu Sik 1938-; Anas, Alex; Verma, Satyendra; Murray, Michael P. (Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 1996)
"A model explains the observed behavior-prevalent in Nigeria, common in Indonesia, rare in Thailand- that firms supplement their purchases of publicly produced electricity with electricity produced internally. In Indonesia and Nigeria, smaller firms would pay much more for publicly supplied electricity than larger firms would. Instead of giving quantity discounts, public monopolies should charge the larger firms more and the smaller firms less than they now charge, to encourage large firms to produce more of their own electricity."--Algunos datos tomados de la cubierta
Keywords: NIGERIA -- INDUSTRIAS -- ABASTECIMIENTO DE ENERGIA; INDONESIA -- INDUSTRIAS -- ABASTECIMIENTO DE ENERGIA; TAILANDIA -- INDUSTRIAS -- ABASTECIMIENTO DE ENERGIA