This paper surveys the literature on scale and scope economies in the water and sewerage
industry. The magnitude of scale and scope economies determines the cost efficient …

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

" Local government size varies dramatically around the world. In Sudan, Cote d'Ivoire, and
the United Kingdom, municipalities average more than 125,000 people. Those in many …

Municipal water supply and sewage treatment utilities in Ontario, Canada, are studied in
order to establish their costs of supply and evaluate their pricing practices. Prices charged to …

In this paper I estimate the magnitude of association between water/sanitation infrastructure
and health/well-being for First Nations individuals living on reserve in Canada in 2002/3 …

This article is focused on modeling and analyzing the cost structure of water‐supplying
companies. A cross‐sectional data set was collected with respect to water firms in rural …

The Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 regulates water quality in public drinking water supply
systems but does not pertain to private domestic wells, often found in rural areas throughout …

Abstract In 2011, 39% of drinking water systems on Canadian First Nations' reserves were
classified as high risk [31]. In recent years some First Nations have contracted water services …

There is a growing effort to view water resource allocation from a perspective which
incorporates consumers' preferences along with the supply constraints into management …

Applying a trading ratio system similar to that proposed by Hung and Shaw (2005), we
estimate the potential cost savings of a phosphorus emissions trading program that meets …