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The worldwide notice in power issues triggered off by the jagged increases in oil cost in 1973 and 1979 has since waned. With the dramatic fall in oil prices in late 1980, there is a euphoric emotion the world over that power is no longer a difficulty. Dynamic policy institute in 1970 to include the development of energy command have been terminating in many countries. In common, the approach is one of trade as natural. India is no omission. There is no proof of approval at the rule level of the fact that for India the power future is probable to be bleak, and that ensuring sufficient energy accessibility to maintain even an unassuming rate of financial development will be the main test. Energy consumption is not an end in itself. Its importance lies in the fact that it is an essential overhead for economic development. Energy plays a dual role. It is an input towards the productive sectors of the economy, namely agricultural and industry, and the supporting infrastructure of transport. It is also a consumer good, energy consumed in a household has a direct impact on the quality of life. It is not surprising, therefore, those studies of energy consumption patterns across countries and over periods of time clearly establish a correlation between per capita energy consumption and per capita income. Even within a country, the affluent sections of society consume larger amounts of energy per capita than the poorer sections. The extent of access to energy at affordable prices has distributive implications. The equity aspect must be a fundamental feature as India's power circumstances are well-recognized and do not need amplification. Per capita expenditure of power is low, about one-fourth of the world standard and about one-twenty-fifth of the USA, and imitating the gathering scarcity is still ubiquitous in the country. Long-established fuels like fuelwood, animal dung, and crop remain account, even row, for as much as 35 percent to 40 percent of the total energy consumption in the country.
Direction: Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
The worldwide notice in power issues triggered off by the jagged increases in oil cost in 1973 and 1979 has since waned. With the dramatic fall in oil prices in late 1980, there is a euphoric emotion the world over that power is no longer a difficulty. Dynamic policy institute in 1970 to include the development of energy command have been terminating in many countries. In common, the approach is one of trade as natural. India is no omission. There is no proof of approval at the rule level of the fact that for India the power future is probable to be bleak, and that ensuring sufficient energy accessibility to maintain even an unassuming rate of financial development will be the main test. Energy consumption is not an end in itself. Its importance lies in the fact that it is an essential overhead for economic development. Energy plays a dual role. It is an input towards the productive sectors of the economy, namely agricultural and industry, and the supporting infrastructure of transport. It is also a consumer good, energy consumed in a household has a direct impact on the quality of life. It is not surprising, therefore, those studies of energy consumption patterns across countries and over periods of time clearly establish a correlation between per capita energy consumption and per capita income. Even within a country, the affluent sections of society consume larger amounts of energy per capita than the poorer sections. The extent of access to energy at affordable prices has distributive implications. The equity aspect must be a fundamental feature as India's power circumstances are well-recognized and do not need amplification. Per capita expenditure of power is low, about one-fourth of the world standard and about one-twenty-fifth of the USA, and imitating the gathering scarcity is still ubiquitous in the country. Long-established fuels like fuelwood, animal dung, and crop remain account, even row, for as much as 35 percent to 40 percent of the total energy consumption in the country.
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