THE ROLE OF NEW INSTITUTION AND PRICES OF IRRIGATION IN RURAL AREA IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
Keywords:
irrigation, prices, new institutionAbstract
In that paper, experiences of three East and Central European country: Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary, in establishing new institution and prices in, irrigation system, have been analyzed. First, emerging new agents is identified in that system. Specially, Water Users Associations with new role in integration and water management should be mentioned. It is also analyzed new liberal price system, government subsidies as mush as new forms of financing. Researching experiences of these counties are the very significant for the countries on less level of transition path, including Serbia.
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7. Rakosi Judit, The Role of prices in Irrigation in Central and Eastern Europe, in, Economic Instrument and Water Policies in Central and Eastern Europe: Issues and Options, The Regional Environment Center for Central and Eastern Europe, Hungary, 2001., p. 22.
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13. Karina Schoengold, David, L., Sunding, Greogina Moreno: Price Elasticity Reconsidered: Panel Estimation of an Agricultural Water Demand Function, Water Resources Research, vol. 42., WO941, 2006.
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2007-09-30
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Grbić, V. (2007). THE ROLE OF NEW INSTITUTION AND PRICES OF IRRIGATION IN RURAL AREA IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE. Ekonomika Poljoprivrede, 54(3), 261–278. Retrieved from https://ea.bg.ac.rs/index.php/EA/article/view/1275
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