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Price and Non-Price Influences on Water Conservation: An Econometric Model of Aggregate Demand Under Nonlinear Budget Constraints
This paper develops a model of residential water demand under a nonlinear budget constraint. The theoretical model for an individual consumer is adapted to yield an aggregate model that preserves the structure of the individual demand function, and that can be used with aggregate (water district lev
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