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Microeconometric analysis of residential water demand

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Water demand responds asymmetrically to rising and falling prices

Schleich, Joachim; Hillenbrand, Thomas - 2019

prices. The short-run (long-run) price elasticity is estimated at around 4.2% (13%), but water demand appears to respond …This paper econometrically estimates residential water consumption in Germany between 2007 and 2013 based on a panel of … almost 3000 supply areas. In particular, the analysis distinguishes periods of rising and falling water and sewage water …

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