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Estimating the marginal value of agricultural irrigation water: A methodology and empirical application to the Berg River Catchment
This study aims to facilitate effective and efficient intersectoral water allocation policy in South Africa, where limited water supplies are increasingly constraining necessary economic development. The study develops an economic model of irrigated agricultural production that recognises the multi-...
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School of Economics
2017
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