The increased reliance on demand‐side management policies as an urban water
consumption management tool has stimulated considerable debate among economists …

Water conservation is gaining ascendancy around the world as the most important strategy
for water planning and management for the future decades. In the urban areas of the …

We econometrically analyze the impact of several economic, environmental and social
determinants for the per capita demand for water in about 600 water supply areas in …

Updated edition of a comprehensive introduction to the economics of water management,
with self-contained treatment of all necessary economic concepts. Economics brings …

Economic ideas and processes are becoming increasingly integrated with more traditional
engineering and hydrologic models of water management problems. Combining economic …

The analysis of social awareness about water consumption represents an essential tool for
water efficiency and decision-making procedures in line with the challenges that emerged …

This paper explores the impacts of water pricing as a demand management policy, at a
regional level (or basin-sector). To this aim, a hydro-economic model for the Guadalquivir …

We study experimentally the transverse monopole mode of an elongated rubidium
condensate. Because of the scaling invariance of the nonlinear Schrödinger (Gross …

Global urbanisation will put considerable stress on both water and energy resources. While
there is much research at the national and regional levels on the energy implications of …

Cape Town recently endured a record-breaking drought which nearly ended in disaster for
the city's water supply. Municipal authorities introduced several measures to curb water …