Four Reasons Why the NEA Should Not Procure LED Bulbs
The Government of Nepal’s decision to purchase 200 million units of energy efficient LED bulbs has created a big controversy.
The Government of Nepal’s decision to purchase 200 million units of energy efficient LED bulbs has created a big controversy.
Image source: raymondpronk.wordpress.com Supporters of government enterprises claim that the government “can” price its services and allocate its resources efficiently.
Dhruba Bhandari is Research Fellow at Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation. He joined the Foundation in July 2015. He completed PhD in Development Economics from Oklahoma State University (USA) in 2013. Prior to Joining Foundation, he worked as Research Associate at Oklahoma State University.
When public enterprises were first introduced in Nepal during late fifties and early sixties the scenario was quiet different from
Acharya is a student of social sciences and has been associated with Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation for the last three years.
Like in most of the countries around the world, Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) which is a public utility entity enjoys
Pramod Rijal is a Research Associate at Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation. He is also a lecturer of Economics at Mega National and Unique College of Management and has contributed a number of articles in various national dailies.
The perennial problem of load shedding in Nepal will never be resolved unless we get over temporary fix mindset and
Pramod Rijal is a Research Associate at Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation. He is also a lecturer of Economics at Mega National and Unique College of Management and has contributed a number of articles in various national dailies.