Agenda - A Journal of Policy Analysis and Reform · 2006 · 32 citations · 6 references
Natural ResourcesUrban PlanningWater Resources ManagementUrban Water ManagementWater ConservationWater PolicyUrban Water PolicyWater AllocationWater EconomicsWater ManagementWater PricingWater Resource EconomicsBlock Tariff StructuresDesalinationTiered Water TariffsUrban JurisdictionsWater Pricing ReformWater Pricing RegulationWater Resources AllocationWater Tariff Regulation
water crisis looming in some Australian cities. In Sydney it is currently feared that without significant rainfall the city will run out of water within a few years. In the short term water restrictions have been implemented. Public attention has focussed mainly on technological solutions to the shortage. In Sydney there is debate over whether the water network should be expanded using either recycling or desalination plants. Similar issues are arising in other cities. The use of efficient pricing to ration available water resources, however, has received little attention. In contrast a number of water authorities have championed the use of increasing block tariff (IBT) as a means of conserving water. This paper considers the merits of these pricing reforms.
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Water Supply Economics, Technology, and Policy
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Analyzing the Marginal Cost of Water Supply
Ralph Turvey · Land Economics · 1976 · 70 citations
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Hugh Sibly · Australian Economic Review · 2006 · 42 citations · Full text
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