Agent-Based hydro-economic modelling for analysis of groundwater-based irrigation Water Market mechanisms
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Tradeable groundwater permits; Agent-Based modeling; Uniform price double-auction; Discriminatory price double-auction; Water buyback program;All these keywords.
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