Titlebook: Economics of Water Resources: From Regulation to Privatization; Nicolas Spulber,Asghar Sabbaghi Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media

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Interactions in the Economic-Ecological System examine first the relative importance of water in the production process and the alternative ways that water may enter the production function; second, the chain of reactions set in motion by production, consumption, and their generation of pollution, as well as by the feedback of these reactions through the environment.

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Water Basin Modelsction and impounding licenses, the control of discharges of potential pollutants and the maintenance and enhancement of the environment. A river basin authority may be viewed as the most appropriate regional public agency for discharging these functions.

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0929-127X t and to provide, along with a detailed criticism of the policy instruments now in use, alternative proposals concerning the efficient allocation and distribution of water. In particular we treat water as a multi-product commodity where the market plays a major role in determining water quality-disc

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137274199smission, storage facilities, and cost, and supply it as multiple-product commodity based on quality characteristics and through a multiple distribution system. We focus herein on four major sources of supply: a) stream flow or surface water, b) storage groundwater, c) saline water, and d) floodwater.

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The Long War: Northern Ireland,her-quality water for other ends, and this expands total water supply. Limits on the available water resources in certain parts of this country, have indeed suggested the need for a . California, for instance, has long been the leading state with respect to water reuse.

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,Europe Versus the ‘Special Relationship’,its in the production of private goods. The critical component of many programs is the .. A frequently observed characteristic of such programs is the . in the search for alternatives to public investment.