Water Economics and Policy (WEP)
2015 - 2025
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Volume 11, issue 02, 2025
- The Economics of Equity and Affordability in Residential Water Pricing pp. 1-29

- Casey Wichman
- Are Water Indices Cointegrated with the World Water Markets? Evidence Based on an ARDL Bounds Testing Approach pp. 1-44

- Rajibur Reza, Gurudeo Anand Tularam and Bin Li
- Understanding Factors Affecting Non-Payment Behavior Among Rural Water Users in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: An Application of Structural Equation Modeling pp. 1-24

- Ruben Jimenez-Redal, German Arana-LandÃn, Beñat Landeta-Manzano and Naiara Uriarte-Gallastegi
- Estimating the Efficiency of China’s Circular Economy Using an Entropy Approach pp. 1-50

- Li Yang, Yung-ho Chiu, Shiying Chen, Tzu-Han Chang and Ying Wang
- Economic Impact of Urban River Restoration on Resident Life Satisfaction pp. 1-31

- Yinan Dong and Elena Lazareva
- Policy Note: Crafting Binational Groundwater Agreements: Preconditions for Progress Along the Mexico-U.S. Boundary pp. 1-11

- Stephen Mumme, Sharon B. Megdal, Rosario Sanchez, Holly Brause, Roberto Salmón, Elia Tapia-Villaseñor, Oscar Ibáñez, Carlos de la Parra and Mary-Belle Cruz Ayala
- Book Review: Science Be Dammed: How Ignoring Inconvenient Science Drained the Colorado River pp. 1-5

- Kurt Schwabe
- Water Tariffs and Affordability in Urban Water Supply and Wastewater Systems pp. 1-33

- Stefanos Xenarios, Ethan Y. Edwards and Joost Buurman
- Editorial: Volume 11 Issue 2 (June 2025) pp. 1-8

- Djiby Thiam
Volume 11, issue 01, 2025
- In Remembrance of Amnon Rapoport: An Extraordinary Behavioralist and Great Mentor pp. 1-3

- Edgar Tellez Foster
- Social Learning Through Water Games in the Field pp. 1-48

- Adriana Bernal-Escobar, Juan-Camilo Cárdenas, Laia Domenech, Ruth Meinzen-Dick and Paula J. Sarmiento
- Editorial Note: Use of Experimental Economics to Address Challenges in Water, Natural Resources, and the Environment pp. 1-9

- Anabela Botelho
- Distributive Preferences and Fair Water Sharing Among Farmers in India pp. 1-35

- Benjamin Ouvrard, Arnaud Reynaud and Murudaiah Sivamurthy
- Reverse Contests as a Means to Reduce Polluting Activity pp. 1-37

- Judith Avrahami, David V. Budescu and Yaakov Kareev
- Book Review — Water Resources Allocation and Agriculture: Transitioning from Open to Regulated Access pp. 1-5

- Ariel Dinar
- Dynamic Decision-Making in Common-Pool Resource Economic Experiments: Behavioral Heterogeneity in the Field and the Lab pp. 1-92

- Rodrigo Salcedo Du Bois
- Policy Nook — Policy Note: The Role of Experimental Economics in Designing and Evaluating Climate Policy pp. 1-13

- Astrid Dannenberg
- Review Paper — Assessing the Economic Implications of Land Subsidence pp. 1-20

- Kelly M. Cobourn
- Does Modernization of Irrigation Infrastructure Create Mental Accounts? Insights from an Exploratory Experiment with Spanish Water User Associations pp. 1-28

- Patrick Hoffmann and Sergio Villamayor-Tomas
- Ecological Influences on Informal Property Rights: Experimental Evidence pp. 1-28

- Erik Kimbrough
Volume 10, issue 04, 2024
- Hydroeconomic Analysis: History, Status, and Possibilities pp. 1-83

- Frank A. Ward
- Cannabis Home Cultivation and Residential Water Use: Evidence from New Mexico pp. 1-38

- Sarah Stith and Swarup Paudel
- Carrying Capacity of Water Environment and the Associated Optimization of Socioeconomic Structure of Yangzong Lake Basin, China pp. 1-18

- Wanbin Wang, Yan Liu, Haifeng Jia, Tangzhen Guan, Xingzi Zhang, Yuexiong Liu and Sen Li
- Policy Note: Investigating Corruption in the Water Sector: An Interview with Lance Williams, California Investigative Reporter pp. 1-9

- Dale Whittington
- Editorial — Volume 10 Issue 4 (December 2024) pp. 1-9

- Jinxia Wang
- Understanding the Water-Energy Nexus at the Private Household Level: An Economic Perspective pp. 1-43

- Yuanzao Zhu, Christian Klassert, Bernd Klauer and Erik Gawel
- Book Review — Tapping Technologies: The Role of Technological Change in Transboundary Water Management1 pp. 1-7

- Ariel Dinar
- The Determinants of Household Water Demand: A Focus on Water, Energy, and Food Prices pp. 1-54

- Thomas van Huyssteen, Djiby Thiam and Sanderine Nonhebel
- Multi-Objective Crop and Livestock Allocation Modeling (MOCLAM) for Sustainable Agriculture: A Case Study of Semi-Arid India pp. 1-33

- Prem Chand, Rajni Jain, Suresh Pal and Priyanka Agarwal
Volume 10, issue 03, 2024
- Book Review — Water Policy in Pakistan: Issues and Options pp. 1-5

- Ariel Dinar
- Policy Note: Government Linked Companies (GLCs) as Investors in Water Sector in China: Implications for Public–Private Partnership (PPP) pp. 1-13

- Xiaoting Zheng and Xun Wu
- Water and Economic Growth in Developed and Developing Countries pp. 1-24

- Edward Barbier
- The Impact of a Coastal Water Quality Policy in South Korea: Evidence from the Total Pollution Load Management Program pp. 1-37

- Tae-Hyun Kim
- Editorial — Volume 10 Issue 3 (September 2024) pp. 1-6

- Ariel Dinar
- Investigating Economic and Climate Signals in Groundwater Data pp. 1-32

- Mekha Pereira, Zoey Reed-Spitzer, Laura Condon and Bonnie Colby
- Does Residents’ Perception of Information Influence the Implementation Effect of Increasing-Block Water Pricing Policy? pp. 1-30

- Guoji Zhang, Huaqing Wu, Yezheng Liu, Xin Chen and Pingfan Song
- Spatiotemporal Evolution and Prediction of the Water Ecological Footprint in Chinese Super-megacities pp. 1-44

- Yawei He, Huaxin Zhang, Xinran Liu and Haiying Liu
- Economic Impact of the Drought in Spain: Measurement for the Adoption of Measures pp. 1-27

- Paula Villegas, Manuel Alejandro Cardenete and L. Dary Beltran
Volume 10, issue 02, 2024
- Editorial: Volume 10 Issue 2 (June 2024) pp. 1-7

- George Frisvold
- Book Review — A Transboundary Water Management that Works: Review of the Book Border Water by Steve Mumme pp. 1-5

- Nicolás Pineda-Pablos
- Assessment of the Economic Consequences of Riverbank Erosion: The Case of the South Morava River, Serbia pp. 1-24

- Marko Langović, Svetlana Popović, Slavoljub Dragićević, Žaklina Stojanović and Emilija Manić
- Water Footprint Flow and Vulnerability of China’s Provincial Energy Sector pp. 1-35

- Han Sun, Zhenghao Meng, Lu Chen, Xiaohui Yang and Shan Ni
- Policy Note: Mental Accounts and Water Prices pp. 1-10

- Ching Leong
- Review Paper: A Quarter of a Century of the European Water Framework Directive — The Slow Path Towards Sustainable Water Management pp. 1-23

- Jose Albiac, Elena Calvo and Encarna Esteban
- A Grave Concern: Water-Intensive Crops and Subsidized Electricity Amplifying Groundwater Depletion in India pp. 1-34

- Harish Sahu and Kalandi Charan Pradhan
- Groundwater Extraction for Irrigation Purposes: The Case of Asymmetric Players pp. 1-34

- Valeriia Chukaeva, Julia de Frutos Cachorro and Jesús MarÃn-Solano
- Comparing Flood Damages to an Industrial Region in Turkey Using Several Methods pp. 1-26

- Pınar Spor and Emrah Doğan
Volume 10, issue 01, 2024
- Can Knowledge, Responsibility and Environmentalism Explain Preference Heterogeneity? A Latent-Class Probit Model Analysis for Plastic Pollution Abatement pp. 1-31

- Emmanouil Tyllianakis
- Does the Value of Water-Related Ecosystem Services Capture Water Scarcity? Application to Rice Farming in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam? pp. 1-37

- Nguyen H. D. My, Nguyen Duc Kien, Pham Xuan Hung and Le Thi Quynh Anh
- Reflection on the 10th Anniversary of the Journal Water Economics and Policy (WEP) pp. 1-2

- Ariel Dinar, George Frisvold, Renan Goetz, Jonas Luckmann, Jinxia Wang, Maura Allaire, Karina Schoengold and Yulin Jiang
- Policy Note: Why Irrigation Water Pricing is Difficult pp. 1-8

- Petra Hellegers and Brian Davidson
- Editorial — Volume 10 Issue 1 (March 2024) pp. 1-7

- Jonas Luckmann
- Book Review – Handbook on the Economics of Disasters pp. 1-3

- Zhenhang Cai and Galen Newman
- Economic Benefits from Restoration Actions in Coastal Communities pp. 1-21

- Richard Melstrom and Jillian Hyink
- Willingness to Pay for Ancillary Water Service Improvements in Puerto Rico pp. 1-26

- Héctor Tavárez and Levan Elbakidze
- Does Water Resource Fee to Tax Policy Help Reduce Water Pollution in China? pp. 1-35

- Jiangyuan Li, Tao Ding and Liang Liang
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