ThesesCanadian Water Economics
The following students have completed their Masters of Business Economics research essays.
- Shawn Atthill "Analysis of Factors Leading to Adoption of Different Irrigation Technologies by Alberta Irrigators
- Scott Clark “Understanding Water Demand: An Examination of the Capital Region District Using Census Tract Data”
- Tianshu Wang “Cost-Benefit Analysis of Ontario Urban Water Leak Detection”
- Michael Antobreh “Modeling Tradeoffs in Tap Water Attributes”
- Alvin Brown “Estimating Canadian Households’ Willingness to Pay to Use Reclaimed Water to Avoid Summer Water Restrictions”
Maimuna Din “An Analysis of Protest Responses Using Contingent Valuation (CV) Method and Choice Experiment (CE) Method”
- Nowshin Jahan “Averting Behavior Expenditures Relating to Water: the Effects of Risk Perceptions and Experiences”
Sampson Ndah “Forecasting Water Demand for Ontario”
Obed Owasu “An Econometric Model of Sewage Treatment Cost in Ontario, Canada”
Yang Tang “Estimating the Cost Function of Municipal Water Supply in Ontario”
The following students have completed a fourth year undergraduate Honours essay.
Arlo Matisz “What You Know May Not Hurt You, But What You Don't Know May: Risk Perception and Protective Action in Decisions Regarding Drinking Water"
Jeff Bennett "The Value of Verbatim Responses: Evidence from a Contingent Valuation Study on Summer Water Restrictions"