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A Review of Issues Pertaining to Distribution of Liquefied Petroleum Gas and Superior Kerosene Oil in Bhutan

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LPG and Superior Kerosene Oil (SKO), are not only important sources of fuel, but also commodities whose price is subsidized to benefit the people of Bhutan. Therefore, it is important to ensure smooth distribution of the commodities as well as ascertain that subsidies reach the targeted beneficiaries especially those deserving of subsidy in the rural and remote areas. Both LPG and SKO subsidy form part of the grant assistance from the Government of India. This review conducted by the Committee comprises of data analysis, observations and summary of recommendations. The Committee is grateful to the Department of Trade for the support and cooperation extended to the Committee.

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  • National Council Economic Affairs Committee, 2015. "A Review of Issues Pertaining to Distribution of Liquefied Petroleum Gas and Superior Kerosene Oil in Bhutan," Working Papers id:7791, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:7791
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