I am studing the water allocation in Chile, economic and legal systems, like you know in Chile a person could ask for a water right and this property is ad-eternum, and the market of water rights is over the public policies. Do you have experiencies in other countries with "similar" carachteristics?
Dear Gino,
The paper "Agronegócio da Água" (in Portuguese) could help you (http://periodicos.unicesumar.edu.br/index.php/rama/article/viewFile/3622/2853).
Is a Brazilian study that analyzes the concepts on water and agribusiness, and thus proposes a wide survey of the issue, forwarding it close to Brazilian agribusiness.
Best regards.
Dear Gino, for an idea of what happened in Italy in recent years, may I suggest to read my article "On The Critical Relationship Between Citizenship and Governance:
The Case of Water Management in Italy" (Urbanities, Vol. 4, No 2, November 2014)
http://www.anthrojournal-urbanities.com/docs/tableofcontents_7/5%20-%20Marotta%20Art%20Fin.pdf
All the best
Sergio
Dear Gino, I have written a paper about water pricing along the channel. This mathematical model takes into account water loss and adjusts price according to the total cost of supply. In a general equilibrium framework more water intensive cultures should grow in the beginning of channel. See https://www.researchgate.net/publication/228549496_Water_Spatial_Network_Pricing_45th_Congress_of_the_European_Regional_Science_Association
I presented this paper also in one university in Southern Spain, where water for agriculture is really scarce. As far as I know, there is still quota rather than pricing systems. Reasons perhaps are political.
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