Water Policy, Productivity and Economic Efficiency

doi:10.3390/books978-3-03842-013-2

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unmetered water; asymmetric information; pricing schemes; water framework directive; irrigation; economic analysis; mathematical simulation; cost disproportionality; Water Framework Directive (WFD); cost effectiveness analysis (CEA); cost benefit analysis (CBA); credibility-constrained programming; policy; water trading; two-stage; uncertainty; water resource management; water regulation; elected public officers; operant subjectivity; Q methodology; water market; locational water right; economic efficiency; third-party effect; return flows; economics; smallholders; irrigation; production functions; risk; uncertainty; environmental input-output modeling; Verdoorn’s Law; water management; water productivity; DPSIR model; Aquifer systems; Groundwater management; Water resources; Gallikos River basin; Greece; water pricing; water distribution cost; irrigation water management; volumetric pricing; water economics; water policy design; economic efficiency and productivity; water markets; climate change; evaluation instruments

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