Article written with J J Warford in Water Supply & Management, Vol 1, published by Pergamon Press, 1977
“While utility finance is normally the primary concern in determining water rates in developing countries, other objectives of pricing policy, such as extension of service to the poor and avoidance of wasteful consumption, tend to command a higher order of priority than in more affluent societies. In describing some of the efforts made to reconcile these objectives, the paper notes that in certain respects water rate policy in developed countries would do well to follow the example afforded by experience in the developing world.”
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This article was published in Water Supply & Management, Vol 1, DeAnne Julius and J J Warford, The Multiple Objectives of Water Rate Policy in Less Developed Countries, pages 335-342, copyright Elsevier, 1977