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Energy and financial efficiency of a single family house in Algeria, the best way to get rid of state subsidies
Financial aid and subsidies for electricity are intended to mitigate the impact of energy bills on low-income households. Unfortunately, these subsidies can represent a significant financial burden for governments. By eliminating them, states can reduce their budget deficit and reallocate those fund
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