Water Resource Economics, second edition: The Analysis of Scarcity, Policies, and Projects (Mit Press)
Water Resource Economics presents an economic framework for understanding water scarcity, policies, and projects. Ronald C. Griffin’s second edition explores the principles and analytical approaches used to evaluate decisions involving the management, allocation, and development of limited water resources.
About This Book
Water Resource Economics examines the economic dimensions of water as a scarce resource.
The book focuses on the analysis of scarcity, policies, and projects related to water resources.
It provides a framework for understanding how economic reasoning can inform decisions about water management and allocation.
This second edition is intended for readers seeking a structured treatment of water resource economics.
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