Water resources are distributed in the form of virtual water through international trade, which
influences the water supply and consumption of each country. Therefore, it is of significance …

Feeding the world's population while ensuring environmental sustainability is one of the
world's 'grand challenges'. While population and income will remain the most important …

An analysis of the following aspects of water economics was undertaken: Water as an
Economic and Social Good, Modes of Government Intervention, Water Scarcity in Economic …

The Middle East and North Africa is one of the most water-scarce regions in the world
(Rosegrant et al. 2013). In the future, like other countries of this region, Morocco is expected …

Water, like any other natural resource, is vital to a nation's economic growth and existence.
Without adequate water supplies a nation will face severe economic problems as well as …

The article explores the implications of income and population growth over crop output and
the consequent changes in freshwater requirements for irrigation. We use three alternative …

This paper modifies and uses an advanced computable general equilibrium model coupled
with biophysical data on land and water resources by Agro-Ecological Zone (AEZ) at the …

Water Economics: An In-Depth Analysis of the Connection of Blue Water with Some Primary Level
Aspects of Economic Theory I Page 1 Water 2022, 14, 103. https://doi.org/10.3390/w14010103 …

Water scarcity can be expressed as physical or economic scarcity (DW Seckler et al., 1998).
Physical scarcity is when the water supply cannot meet all needs (including environmental …

Abstract The Middle East is one of the most water-scarce regions in the world. The annual
average of precipitation in this region is usually very low, less than 200 mm. In the future, this …