Market aspects of waterworks - theory of natural monopoly

Nestorovic, Z.,Hidroenergetski i plovidbeni sistem Djerdap 1, Kladovo

Market aspects of waterworks - theory of natural monopoly

2007

Nestorovic, Z.,Hidroenergetski i plovidbeni sistem Djerdap 1, Kladovo (Serbia)

Scarce natural resources which are important for development of society or civilization itself are the issue of research for economists from the point of view of their efficient utilization. Theory of natural monopoly asserts that for society is better to treat scarce resources as monopoly than to put them on free market. The assertion is that it is better to invest in development of other markets than into free competition in sphere of some scarce resources. Main aim of this paper is to overview some elements of theory of natural monopoly.

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AGROVOC Keywords

gestion des eaux market economies monopole monopolies monopolio ressource en eau serbia serbie water management water resources

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Jugoslovensko drustvo za zastitu voda

Pagination

p. 21-24

Other Subjects

Recursos hidricos; Ordenacion de aguas; Economias de mercado; Economie de marche

Language

Serbian

Note

Summaries (En, Sr)

8 ref.

ISBN

978-86-904241-4-6

Translated Title

Trzisni aspekti vodoprivrede - teorija prirodnog monopola

Type

Conference; Summary

Source

Water 2007: Conference proceedings [of the] 36th annual conference of the Yugoslav Water Pollution Control Society, Djukic, A. (ed.).- Beograd (Serbia): Jugoslovensko drustvo za zastitu voda, 2007. Konferencija o aktuelnim problemima koriscenja i zastite voda,Konferencija o aktuelnim problemima koriscenja i zastite voda, 36, Tara (Serbia), 26-29 Jun 2007.- 978-86-904241-4-6.- p. 21-24

Conference

Konferencija o aktuelnim problemima koriscenja i zastite voda, 36, Tara (Serbia), 26-29 Jun 2007

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