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|a Determining the Economic Value of Water :
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|a Contents; Preface; Part I: The Economic Value of Water: Concepts and Theory; Chapter 1 Water, Economics, and the Nature of Water Policy Issues; Chapter 2 Conceptual Framework and Special Problems in Valuing Water; Chapter 3 Methods for Valuing Producers' Uses of Water; Chapter 4 Applied Methods of Valuation of Water as Environmental Public Goods; Part II: Applications of Valuation Methods; Chapter 5 Valuation of Water Used in Irrigated Crop Production; Chapter 6 Valuing Water Used by Industry; Chapter 7 Valuing Water in Municipal Uses.
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|a Chapter 8 Valuation of Selected Water-Related Public GoodsChapter 9 Conclusions; References; Glossary; Approximate Conversion Factors: Water Volumes and Flows; Index; About the Author.
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|a Water provides benefits as a commodity for agriculture, industry, and households--and as a public good for scenic values, waste assimilation, wildlife habitats, and recreational use. However, even as the nature and needs of economies change, water continues to be allocated to other than high priority uses, water quality continues to decline, environmental uses get inadequate attention, and floods and droughts take an unnecessarily severe toll. One reason for this is that price signals that reflect scarcities of goods and thereby guide investments and resource allocation in the private sector a.
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