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Chinatown Revisited : Owens Valley and Los Angeles-Bargaining Costs and Fairness Perceptions of the First Major Water Rights Exchange
Libecap, Gary D. - 2014
succeeding assessment of market allocation. Negotiations for key properties took place within a bilateral monopoly context, and …
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Socioeconomic impacts of water farming on rural areas of origin in Arizona
Charney, Alberta H. - In: American journal of agricultural economics 72 (1990) 5, pp. 1193-1199
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Sticky prices, coordination, and collusion
Driscoll, John C.; Itō, Harumi - 1999
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External costs of collusion : a penalty function
Gallo, Joseph C.; Craycraft, Joseph L. - In: The journal of economics 9 (1983), pp. 177-181
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Bridges over water : understanding transboundary water conflict, negotiation and cooperation
Dinar, Ariel; McCaffrey, Stephen C.; Dinar, Shlomi - 2013 - 2. ed.
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Bargaining over agricultural property rights
Colby Saliba, Bonnie G. - In: American journal of agricultural economics 77 (1995) 5, pp. 1186-1191
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Bargaining rules for a thin spot water market
Saleth, R. Maria - In: Land economics : applied research on environmental resources 67 (1991) 3, pp. 326-339
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Empirical application of Rubinstein bargaining model in Western U.S. water transactions
Isaaks, Rowan; Colby Saliba, Bonnie G. - In: Water economics and policy 6 (2020) 1, pp. 1-25
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Transaction Costs : Valuation Disputes, Bi-Lateral Monopoly Bargaining and Third-Party Effects in Water Rights Exchanges. The Owens Valley Transfer to Los Angeles
Libecap, Gary D. - 2021
Between 1905 and 1934 over 869 farmers in Owens Valley, California sold their land and associated water rights to Los Angeles, 250 miles to the southwest. This agriculture-to-urban water transfer increased Los Angeles' water supply by over 4 times, making the subsequent dramatic growth of the...
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