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Determining methodologies for estimating the value product of water used for irrigation with application to selected cases

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  • Colbert, John, 1978. "Determining methodologies for estimating the value product of water used for irrigation with application to selected cases," ISU General Staff Papers 1978010108000017419, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
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    1. Baldwin, Richard Allan, 1970. "A model of optimum water allocation under Iowa's permit system," ISU General Staff Papers 1970010108000017472, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
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