Titlebook: Water Pricing Experiences and Innovations; Ariel Dinar,Víctor Pochat,José Albiac-Murillo Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switz

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2211-0631 hat have been taking place in selected countries.Provides a .Water pricing to achieve conservation in scarce water resources is a major policy challenge. This book provides credible evidence from water pricing experiences in various countries around the world. The book chapters, written by experts i

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Introduction,rt I of the book. Part II of the book includes several chapters that review innovations in water pricing in various countries, such as new reform mechanisms, achieving social objectives via water pricing, achieving revenue recovery, water use efficiency and customer equity, and charging the poor.

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Introducing New Mechanisms into Water Pricing Reforms in China 2000s, a comprehensive system was developed. Two case studies, involving Beijing and Shanxi Province, are discussed, which demonstrate increasing tariff standards in both regions. In the future, China will continue struggling with its water sector’s increasing tariff levels in order to meet its multi-objective water pricing.

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Introduction,rt I of the book. Part II of the book includes several chapters that review innovations in water pricing in various countries, such as new reform mechanisms, achieving social objectives via water pricing, achieving revenue recovery, water use efficiency and customer equity, and charging the poor.

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Introducing New Mechanisms into Water Pricing Reforms in China 2000s, a comprehensive system was developed. Two case studies, involving Beijing and Shanxi Province, are discussed, which demonstrate increasing tariff standards in both regions. In the future, China will continue struggling with its water sector’s increasing tariff levels in order to meet its multi-objective water pricing.

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Water Pricing in Australia: Unbundled Politics, Accounting, and Water Pricingith regulatory oversight that seeks to objectively align costs and prices. We conclude that there remains scope for improvement that would remove artificial differences in the way water is priced for different water users and thus support the distribution of water to its highest values.