National Resource Forum, Volume 2, No 2, April 1980, with J B Buky
“The development of a country’s water resources is important both as an input to the economic growth process and as an element of the basic needs package which most countries strive to provide for their population. As one of the many economic inputs, water related investment should be subjected to the same strict investment criteria as are applied to other competing investments, and pricing policies should be grounded into the economic theories of efficient resource allocation.”
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