Across the globe, many low-and middle-income countries are investing in their first
generation of piped water and sanitation infrastructure. At the same time, the water and …

The case study conducted in this paper looks at residential water pricing from three different
points of view. It first describes existing urban water-pricing practices in Southern France …

This paper formulates a demand model for residential water in Sri Lanka using the Stone-
Geary functional form. This functional form considers water consumption to be composed of …

As there is a limited availability of information on the domestic water consumption through
kitchen taps, data collected in a study on dishwashing habits in four European countries has …

Abstract Service quality to customers is an aspect that cannot be ignored in the performance
assessment of water companies. Nowadays water regulators introduce awards or penalties …

This paper analyses econometrically residential water demand in the three major urban
areas of Cyprus, a semi-arid country with medium to high income levels. Water demand …

Water demand is often found to be relatively price-inelastic, with substantial percentages of
water consumption irresponsive to price changes. This does not mean that households are …

We perform a welfare analysis due to a tax on electricity consumption based on the
incomplete exact affine Stone index (EASI) model using a novel data set in the Colombian …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to analyze the affordability and sustainability of
residential water consumption in Ecuador, a develo** country. Design/methodology …

We provide a novel inferential framework to estimate the exact affine Stone index (EASI)
model, and analyze welfare implications due to price changes caused by taxes. Our …