Untangling the price, cost and value of water A GUANOMICS David Zetland.

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Untangling the price, cost and value of water A GUANOMICS David Zetland

The law of demand (shifts and slides!)

Theres no diamond-water paradox

I know price. Do you know value?

Market vs. non-market values Fixed prices affect quantity demanded, and Markets use prices to reconcile demands, but Non-market values cannot be priced, so Environmental water should be set aside, and Economic water should be priced!

Prices, costs and value Prices can be above or below cost (by fiat) Costs include OpEx, CapEx and resource rents Values cannot be known but can be reconciled Low prices take resources from tomorrow or deplete the environment today Advice: Uniform tariffs for all customers and income supports for special cases