Feinerman, Eli; Plessner, Yakir; Eshel, Dafna M. DiSegni - In: American Journal of Agricultural Economics 83 (2001) 4, pp. 958-971
A coastal city can either dispose of recycled effluent by dumping it in the sea, or transfer it to farmers in its hinterland for irrigation. Who should bear the cost of recycling? Three alternatives are employed: a central planner who maximizes the combined utility of city and farmers;...
