This chapter summarizes the ideas presented in this book by discussing the basic concepts and techniques of water demand modeling and has illustrated these through the reporting of case studies undertaken by IIASA in cooperation with several institutions from the IIASA National Member Organization countries. The most important idea discussed was that of demand itself, and more specifically, its application to water use. Thus, it has been stressed throughout that, all else being equal, farms, industrial enterprises, and individuals will choose to use less water when the price or cost per unit is high than they will when that cost is low
Unlike the modelling of residential water demand, very little recent empirical work has concerned th...
Limitations in water supply to meet the increasing demand have encouraged both planners and research...
Interest in water resources systems has been a critical part of resources and environment related re...
Important questions about water demand arise whenever water resource investments or water policies a...
A water supply system is a composition of different elements which have to work together. Generally,...
This chapter deals only with national models, and, in fact, almost all the works referred to are nat...
Interest in water resources systems has been a critical part of resources and environment related r...
Water Demand management has received much emphasis from development agencies in the last decade. The...
Economists have advocated efficient use of water resources through the demand management tool of mar...
For many years we believed that water supply was difficult, but water demand quite simple. What pass...
The author reviews economic studies addressing water use with the aim of identifying key empirical q...
Although efforts to include market concepts in the study of water demand appear in the technical lit...
A common characteristic of water demand in urban areas worldwide is its inexorable rise over many ye...
Water is often seen as a free commodity. However, this is rarely the case as demand for water is inc...
Adequate water supply is a prerequisite to a nation’s existence and economic growth. Water, although...
Unlike the modelling of residential water demand, very little recent empirical work has concerned th...
Limitations in water supply to meet the increasing demand have encouraged both planners and research...
Interest in water resources systems has been a critical part of resources and environment related re...
Important questions about water demand arise whenever water resource investments or water policies a...
A water supply system is a composition of different elements which have to work together. Generally,...
This chapter deals only with national models, and, in fact, almost all the works referred to are nat...
Interest in water resources systems has been a critical part of resources and environment related r...
Water Demand management has received much emphasis from development agencies in the last decade. The...
Economists have advocated efficient use of water resources through the demand management tool of mar...
For many years we believed that water supply was difficult, but water demand quite simple. What pass...
The author reviews economic studies addressing water use with the aim of identifying key empirical q...
Although efforts to include market concepts in the study of water demand appear in the technical lit...
A common characteristic of water demand in urban areas worldwide is its inexorable rise over many ye...
Water is often seen as a free commodity. However, this is rarely the case as demand for water is inc...
Adequate water supply is a prerequisite to a nation’s existence and economic growth. Water, although...
Unlike the modelling of residential water demand, very little recent empirical work has concerned th...
Limitations in water supply to meet the increasing demand have encouraged both planners and research...
Interest in water resources systems has been a critical part of resources and environment related re...