Titlebook: Economics of Water Resources: From Regulation to Privatization; Nicolas Spulber,Asghar Sabbaghi Book 1998Latest edition Springer Science+B

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Assessment of Administrative Controlsal standards for effluent control were adopted in the Act, as were precise dates for the attainment of successively higher standards. Mandated ecological changes, various regulatory measures and subsidies were used in order to make the private sector discharge its assigned responsibilities with resp

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Management on River Basin Levelshe stream and that of the effluents discharged into it at any point—give the river basin physical and functional unity. Given this unity, it seems appropriate to establish a centralized water management authority within each basin to handle the problems connected with water resource development and

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Quality-Discriminant Water Pricingvolumetric charge (OECD 1987). It is argued that water systems experience decreasing unit costs with increasing usage, and thus that the declining-block tariff structure passes these cost savings on to consumers. However, the structure has no direct relation to the value of water and its opportunity

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Regulations Compatible with Privatizationgineering efficiency. It is necessary instead to focus on economic efficiency in the management of both the demand and the supply of water of various grades. Moreover, water can no longer be considered a public and free commodity, and its allocation cannot be made by administrative and judicial fiat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-50179-6concept of efficiency in water resource management has meant engineering efficiency in assuring water supply rather than economic efficiency in managing demand for and supply of water. Water has been treated as a free commodity: charges are not made for extracting water from surface or groundwater s

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British Foreign Policy in the Atlantic Areahe stream and that of the effluents discharged into it at any point—give the river basin physical and functional unity. Given this unity, it seems appropriate to establish a centralized water management authority within each basin to handle the problems connected with water resource development and

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Britain and the Arab-Israeli War of 1948,gineering efficiency. It is necessary instead to focus on economic efficiency in the management of both the demand and the supply of water of various grades. Moreover, water can no longer be considered a public and free commodity, and its allocation cannot be made by administrative and judicial fiat