Taking Control of Oil Managing Dependence on Petroleum Fuels in the Pacific ; Pacific Studies Series
Taking Control of Oil Managing Dependence on Petroleum Fuels in the Pacific ; Pacific Studies Series
Taking Control of Oil provides a comprehensive assessment of recent global oil price trends, the exposure of PDMCs to oil price increases and its implications for social and economic development in the region. It also offers a number of policy options for managing risks associated with heavy dependence on oil imports and proposes a path for diversifying the energy mix in PDMCs.
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