Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management · 2000 · 20 citations · 4 references
Natural ResourcesEconomicsWater Resources ManagementGame TheoryUrban Water ManagementWater Resources PlanningUrban Water PolicyUrban Water SystemsWater AllocationWater EconomicsWater ManagementWater Resource EconomicsCooperative Water AllocationFair Resource AllocationLeast-cost FormulationWater Allocation ModellingWater Allocation ModelsWater Allocation OptimizationWater Impact FeesWater User Charges
An efficient and equitable method for determination of impact fees for urban water systems is presented. A fair allocation of costs is based on n-person cooperative game theory designed to allocate costs by zones, user classes, and/or demand types. The least-cost solution of each alternative is found using an intelligent search method reported elsewhere. The proposed method is demonstrated on a small water system, and the results are compared with other cost allocation methods.
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Equity: In Theory and Practice
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