Low Energy Prices Lead To Subsidy Cuts — Except in the US

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By Angie SchmittFeb 4, 2015, 10:56 am41 pts
The decline in oil prices provides the opportunity for countries to slash subsidies: Across the Middle East and much of the developing world, government subsidies make energy cheap and encourage consumption. But governments around the world are beginning to take advantage of plummeting oil and natural gas…

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