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Water, economic growth, and conflict Three studies. (9781243534392) David L Katz

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Paperback: 120 pages
Publisher: ProQuest, UMI Dissertation Publishing (September 3, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1243534397
ISBN-13: 978-1243534392



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9.7 x 7.4 x 0.2 inches
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Writing product reviews Description This work consists of three separate studies, each of which deals with questions of water policy and the economy microsoft windows 7 configuring book. Although the focus of these studies is the water, methods and results for the policy environment and natural resources in general microsoft windows 7 configuring book. The first study examined how patterns of water withdrawal and water consumption in correlation with economic growth at national and state levels. The use of standard parametric and nonparametric statistical methods to assess the robustness of the study, the environmental Kuznets curve (EKCs) for water withdrawals. The second study examined the relationship between economic growth and national water footprint (the amount of water consumed directly influenced, plus net imports of "virtual water", a term used to describe the amount of water needed to produce goods). The first and second complementary studies by examining the production and consumption sides of the water consumption, respectively. The results of both studies found indications of EKCs, but varies depending on the choice of the data examined, the economy, and if the cross-sectional or panel data were used. The variation of the results shows that economic growth is unlikely to serve as a reliable indicator for the future use of water. The results also show that some of the reduction of water consumption in the developed world, the result of increased consumption of water-intensive goods from developing countries. The third study found that the warnings and threats of violent conflict over increasingly scarce water resources more frequently than the previous experience suggests seem likely. He explained this phenomenon by highlighting many incentives to deal with stress and even those involved deliberately exaggerate the risks of conflicts over water. The understanding of these incentives, it is policy makers to better assess the accuracy of the claims about the potential for conflicts on the environment and resources.

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