The theory of planned market allocation of water resources

Author: Wang Xincheng
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features:
Chapter 1: General Introduction This chapter discusses the research issues, objectives, background, approach, and methods of the study.
Chapter 2: Basic Connotation of Rational Water Resource Allocation Introduces the meaning and characteristics of water resources, as well as the goals, principles, means, and indicators of rational water resource allocation.
Chapter 3: Conceptual Framework of Planned Market Allocation of Water Resources Studies the connotation of planned market allocation of water resources, its foundation (water rights), mechanisms (water markets), means (water prices), and carriers (water resources).
Chapter 4: Models and Mechanisms of Planned Market Allocation of Water Resources Includes general equilibrium models, macro-equilibrium models, micro-equilibrium models, and the mechanisms of planned market allocation of water resources.
Chapter 5: Institutional Structure of Planned Market Allocation of Water Resources Studies the legal framework, operational entities, and regulatory systems of planned market allocation of water resources.
Chapter 6: Operational Mechanisms of Planned Market Allocation of Water Resources Includes motivation mechanisms, incentive mechanisms, constraint mechanisms, and protection mechanisms.
Chapter 7: Macro Monitoring of Planned Market Allocation of Water Resources Covers the connotation of monitoring, indicator systems and methods, regulatory principles, and operational principles.
Chapter 8: International Comparison of Planned Market Allocation of Water Resources Examines the current status and similarities and differences in water resource allocation abroad, drawing lessons and insights.
Chapter 9: Feasibility and Obstacles of Planned Market Allocation of Water Resources Studies the feasibility, obstacles, and their root causes of planned market allocation of water resources in China.
Chapter 10: Institutional and Strategic Aspects of Planned Market Allocation of Water Resources.
Chapter 11: Research Conclusions and Policy Applications.
This book addresses the new water resource issues and trends faced during China's social transformation period, as well as the external environment of socialist market economy construction, combining China's current new water management approaches to explore new ideas and methods for water resource allocation. It proposes a conceptual framework, models, and mechanisms for planned market allocation of water resources, analyzes the institutional structure and operational mechanisms, and examines the feasibility and obstacles of implementing planned market allocation in China.