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An Analysis of Expenses Performance of the Power Corporations of Haryana: 2001-2010
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Haryana State Electricity Board's (HSEB) total expenses were rising year after year. Till 1998, after reforms, total expense-performance ratio of four corporations is not good. It required lot of improvement because rising and higher total expense performance ratio led to a situation of loss and new structure is immideately required for the power sector of Haryana.
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Corporations, Expenses, High, Improvement, Reforms, Rising
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