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Can the Environment Wait Priorities for East Asia

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World Bank Staff

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ISBN-13:

9780821341582

ISBN:

0821341588

Publisher: World Bank Publications Summary: World Bank Technical Paper No. 395. Water scarcity is likely to continue to be a major problem for many cities in developing as well as industrial countries. The intense competition for water that results from population growth, urban expansion, and lifestyle changes may affect various decisions associated with water allocation and long-term investments. This paper suggests a framework of intrasectoral water transfer [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9780821341582


ISBN:

0821341588


Publisher: World Bank Publications

World Bank Technical Paper No. 395. Water scarcity is likely to continue to be a major problem for many cities in developing as well as industrial countries. The intense competition for water that results from population growth, urban expansion, and lifestyle changes may affect various decisions associated with water allocation and long-term investments. This paper suggests a framework of intrasectoral water transfer based on a pricing scheme that induces water savings under severe water scarcity conditions in urban centers. The paper provides a general framework for evaluating the effectiveness of water pricing that can be applied to other urban centers around the world.

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