Water Supply

Volume 5 Number 6

Contents

1–15

New directions in water economics, finance and statistics

K.P. Tsagarakis

17–40

Can water institutions be cured? A water institutions health index

A. Dinar and R.M. Saleth

41–52

Economic modelling for groundwater resources management

A. Xepapadeas

53–56

Deciding now what we want to be tomorrow as a key way of speeding the water business change

R. Parena

57–65

Sanitation for all in periurban areas? Only if we use simplified sewerage

D.D. Mara

67–74

The water demand shaping effects of new irrigation technology: evapotranspiration irrigation controllers in southern California, USA

T.W. Chesnutt

75–84

Derivation of irrigation water demand functions through linear and non-linear optimisation models: application to an intensively irrigated area in northern Greece

D. Latinopoulos

85–93

Economic analysis of domestic, industrial and agricultural water demands in China

Y. Zhou and R.S.J. Tol

95–104

Using Bayesian network models to incorporate uncertainty in the economic analysis of pollution abatement measures under the water framework directive

D.N. Barton, T. Saloranta, T.H. Bakken, A.Lyche Solheim, J. Moe, J.R. Selvik and N. Vagstad

105–113

Estimation of willingness to pay for wastewater treatment

M. Genius, M. Manioudaki, E. Mokas, E. Pantagakis, D. Tampakakis and K.P. Tsagarakis

115–123

An assessment of wetland management scenarios: the case of Zazari–Cheimaditida (Greece)

A. Psychoudakis, A. Ragkos and M. Seferlis

125–133

Using a choice experiment to estimate non-use values: the case of Cheimaditida wetland, Greece

E. Birol, K. Karousakis and P. Koundouri

135–144

Cost of services and willingness to pay for reliable urban water supply: a study from Delhi, India

V. Dutta and A.P. Tiwari

145–154

Decentralised wastewater treatment technologies from a national perspective: at what cost are they competitive?

M. Maurer, D. Rothenberger and T.A. Larsen

155–162

Cost analysis and evaluation of urban sewage processing units

M. Gratziou, S. Ekonomou and M. Tsalkatidou

163–171

Using water bills to reinforce price signals: evidence from the USA

S. Gaudin

173–181

Analysis of water price determinants in France: cost recovery, competition for the market and operator's strategy

S. Garcia, L. Guérin-Schneider and G. Fauquert

183–188

Residential price elasticity of demand for water

S. Metaxas and E. Charalambous

189–196

Pricing irrigation water under asymmetric information and cost recovery constraints

V. Gallerani, M. Raggi and D. Viaggi

197–207

Efficient use of subsidies in the financing of water and wastewater investments

A.J. Almagro

209–216

Charging to enter the water shop? The costs of urban water connections for the poor

R.W.A. Franceys

217–224

A design for a fresh water spot market

J.F. Raffensperger and M. Milke

225–233

Market-driven pricing structures for drinking water

S.H.F.M. Meij, C.J.M. Ruiters and J.C.J. Stumphius

235–242

Effects of water tariff structures on water demand in Tokyo metropolis

S. Takizawa, C. Iwasaki and K. Oguma

243–250

Drinking water policy in the frame of the Directive 2000/60/EC with emphasis on drinking water prices

N. Safarikas, N.V. Paranychianakis, O. Kotselidou and A.N. Angelakis

251–261

Theory matters! Efficiency measurement and water utilities

J. Sauer

263–271

Recent advances in calculating economic intervention frequency for active leakage control, and implications for calculation of economic leakage levels

A.O. Lambert and M. Fantozzi

273–280

Trans-national water supply benchmarking: the cross-border co-operation of the Bavarian EFFWB project and the Austrian OVGW project

H. Theuretzbacher-Fritz, J. Schielein, H. Kiesl, J. Kölbl, R. Neunteufel and R. Perfler

281–288

Source identification of groundwater pollution with the aid of multivariate statistical analysis

T.N. Wu, Y.C. Huang, M.S. Lee and C.M. Kao

289–299

Detection of changes in streamflow series in western Europe over 1901–2000

W. Wang, P.H.A.J.M.Van Gelder and J.K. Vrijling