The economics of transboundary water management

Ansink, Erik; Houba, Harold

doi:10.4337/9781782549666.00034

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“…Though there is a rich literature on the sharing of transboundary resources (Ansink & Houba, 2015;Munro, 1979;2009), few, if any, explicitly incorporate endogenous risk in the dynamic game setting (Frisvold and Caswell 2000;Kolstad 2005). The primary reason is a technical difficulty: analysis of the Stackelberg equilibrium, for example, is tricky even when only one resource is shared.…”

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Transboundary extraction of groundwater in the presence of hydraulic fracturing

Poudel

Paudel

Zilberman³

2019

Natural Resource Modeling

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We studied transboundary groundwater management problems in the presence of hydraulic fracturing. We found that the presence of risk suggests there should be caution when considering hydraulic fracturing. Our results from the cooperative solution show a decrease in hydraulic fracturing and increase in the steady state survival rate of groundwater. We also provide a Pigouvian type tax that could be imposed on natural gas developers.

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