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34. Water Conservation and the Common Pool Problem: Can Pricing Address Free-Riding in Residential Hot Water Consumption?. (2021). Liang, Che-Yuan ; Hu, Xiao ; Elinder, Mikael.
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35. Does the Household Save Water? Evidence from Behavioral Analysis. (2021). Mohd, Siti Fatin ; Hasan, Hasrul Hazman.
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36. The impact of smart meters on residential water consumption: Evidence from a natural experiment in the Canary Islands. (2021). Filippini, Massimo ; Padron-Fumero, Noemi ; Diaz-Farina, Eugenio ; Daminato, Claudio.
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37. Missing markets: Evidence on agricultural groundwater demand from volumetric pricing. (2021). Bruno, Ellen ; Jessoe, Katrina.
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38. Residential water conservation during drought: Experimental evidence from three behavioral interventions. (2021). Jessoe, Katrina ; Lade, Gabriel E ; Loge, Frank ; Spang, Edward.
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40. Is less always more? Conservation, efficiency and water education programs. (2021). Wang, Jingjing ; Chermak, Janie.
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41. Estimation of price and income elasticity of residential water demand in the Czech Republic over three decades. (2021). Smutná, Šarlota ; Ščasný, Milan ; Smutna, Arlota.
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42. IFAD Research Series Issues 66 - Can perceptions of reduction in physical water availability affect irrigation behaviour? Evidence from Jordan. (2021). Kafle, Kashi ; Balasubramanya, Soumya.
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43. Can Perceptions of Reduction in Physical Water Availability Affect Irrigation Behaviors? Evidence from Jordan. (2021). Kafle, Kashi ; Balasubramanya, Soumya.
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44. Price perception under blocks tariff schemes : a comparison of drinking water consumption beliefs and behaviors and recommandations for efficient nudging policies. (2020). Garcia-Valias, Maria Angeles ; Paul, Michel ; Binet, Marie-Estelle.
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45. Subsidies, Clean Heating Choices, and Policy Costs: Evidence from Rural Households in Northern China. (2020). Zhu, Yanchun ; Song, Lingling ; Li, Jing.
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46. Comparing Water Use Forecasting Model Selection Criteria: The Case of Commercial, Institutional, and Industrial Sector in Southern California. (2020). Uz, Dilek ; Buck, Steven.
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47. Increasing the energy cognizance of electricity consumers in Mexico: Results from a field experiment. (2020). Leslie, Gordon ; Stojanovski, Ognen ; Thurber, Mark C ; Huerta, Juan Enrique ; Wolak, Frank A.
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48. Estimation of Price and Income Elasticity of Residential Water Demand in the Czech Republic over Three Decades. (2019). Smutná, Šarlota ; Ščasný, Milan ; Smutna, Arlota.
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