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Water and agriculture : implications for development and growth ; essays from the CSIS anbd SAIS Year of Water Conference
Briscoe, John (contributor) - 2009
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Capital deployment roundtable : a discussion of corporate investment and payout policy
Clancy, Paul; Mauboussin, Michael J.; Briscoe, John; … - In: Journal of applied corporate finance : JACF 26 (2014) 4, pp. 22-47
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Water as an economic good
Briscoe, John - In: Cost-benefit analysis and water resources management, (pp. 46-70). 2005
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India's water economy : bracing for a turbulent future
Briscoe, John; Malik, R. P. S. - 2006 - 1. publ. in India
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A discourse on the late funds of the millionact, lottery - act and Bank of England
Briscoe, John - 1696 - 3. ed. with an app.
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Financing water supply and sanitation under Agenda 21
Briscoe, John - In: Natural resources forum : a United Nations sustainable … 19 (1995) 1, pp. 59-70
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Toward equitable and sustainable rural water supplies : a contingent valuation study in Brazil
Briscoe, John (contributor) - In: The World Bank economic review 4 (1990) 2, pp. 115-134
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Reforming former public monopolies : water supply
Alfaro, Raquel; Bradburd, Ralph M.; Briscoe, John - In: Beyond tradeoffs : market reforms and equitable growth …, (pp. 273-304). 1998
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India's Water Economy : Bracing for a Turbulent Future
Briscoe, John; Malik, R.P.S. - 2012
India faces a turbulent water future and the current water development and management system is not sustainable.Unless dramatic changes are made and made soon in the way in which government manages water, India will have neither the cash to maintain and build new infrastructure, nor the water...
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