China Water Encyclopedia, Volume on Water Economy

Author: Qiu Zhong'en, Editor-in-Chief
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Features: This book is one of the 21 volumes published as part of the Comprehensive Encyclopedia of China's Water Conservancy. As water economics is a rapidly developing new discipline, the revision of this edition has made significant changes to the content, striving to reflect the new developments and changes over the past decade and a half. It organizes the knowledge of the discipline into six sections—comprehensive, engineering project costs, engineering project benefits, economic analysis and evaluation of water conservancy projects, costs and prices of water conservancy products, and water conservancy economic policies—in the form of entries, with a total of 155 entries. It introduces the basic concepts, theories, methods, and facts of the discipline in an accessible and easy-to-understand manner. It is suitable for technical personnel, researchers, managers, and students of universities and colleges majoring in water conservancy and hydropower to refer to, as well as for a broad readership interested in the water conservancy industry and eager to learn about water conservancy knowledge to clarify doubts.