1985
DOI: 10.1016/s1573-4439(85)80018-x
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Chapter 11 Economics of water resources: a survey

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“…2 The importance of this problem has been empirically shown by Godana (1985) and Barret (1994). The field of research on water allocation is increasingly important with diminishing water reserves (Young and Haveman, 1985;Carraro et al, 2005;Griffin, 2006). 3 Notice that, in a recent paper, Ni and Wang (2007) apply the ATS and UTI principles to the problem of dividing the cost of cleaning a polluted river.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 The importance of this problem has been empirically shown by Godana (1985) and Barret (1994). The field of research on water allocation is increasingly important with diminishing water reserves (Young and Haveman, 1985;Carraro et al, 2005;Griffin, 2006). 3 Notice that, in a recent paper, Ni and Wang (2007) apply the ATS and UTI principles to the problem of dividing the cost of cleaning a polluted river.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Die Ufergebüsche führen zu einer Umsetzung vieler Schadstoffe, die aus der landwirtschaftlichen Fläche lateral mit dem Sickerwasser in den Vorfluter eingetragen werden, und gewährleisten so eine bessere Wasserqualität der Oberflächengewässer. Dies gilt nicht nur für Europa, sondern für alle landwirtschaftlichen Regionen der gemäßigten Zone (Cooper, 1990;Howarth et al, 1996;Peterjohn und Correll, 1984;Pinay et al, 1995 (Pereira, 1974 (Bradley et al, 1987;IPCC, 1996b (Kulshreshtha, 1993;Young und Haveman, 1985;PAI, 1993 (Barney, 1991;Engelman und Leroy, 1995;Alcamo et al, 1997). Mit dieser für die Statistik hilfreichen Begriffsbündelung verwischen jedoch andere wichtige analytische Abgrenzungen: Der zum Überleben notwendige Mindestbedarf an Wasser für den Menschen ist nicht zwangsläufig eine statistische oder ökonometrische Größe, wenngleich er häufig (und fälschlicherweise) mit der Nachfrage oder dem Verbrauch gleichgesetzt wird (BMU, 1994 (WRI, 1992;UNFPA, 1995;UNDP, 1995).…”
Section: Beeinflussung Der Wasserqualitätunclassified
“…For one, the hydrologic cycle of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation makes fresh water a finite, but renewable, global resource. In addition, there are enormous quantities of water available, on the order of trillions of gallons of water per capita.1 However, while many countries 1 See Young and Haveman (1985). Even though only a very small fraction of this amount is not salty and accessible, there is more than enough fresh water on earth to satisfy the growing demand, especially since water desalination is always an option, See Gleick (2009) and Richter (2012).…”
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“…1 However, while many countries 1 See Young and Haveman (1985). Even though only a very small fraction of this amount is not salty and accessible, there is more than enough fresh water on earth to satisfy the growing demand, especially since water desalination is always an option, See Gleick (2009) and Richter (2012).…”
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