The analysis of residential water demand has long attracted attention from researchers.
However, the central topics at issue have evolved considerably, transitioning from estimating …

Across the globe, many low-and middle-income countries are investing in their first
generation of piped water and sanitation infrastructure. At the same time, the water and …

In water-stressed regions, droughts pose a critical challenge to urban water security for low-
income households. Droughts reduce water availability, forcing water providers to invest in …

This study addresses the use of behavioural nudges in reducing households' use of water
across a large sample (> 360,000 households) of domestic users. The impacts of several …

The efficiency properties of price and nonprice instruments for conservation in
environmental policy are well understood. However, there is little evidence comparing the …

There is a wide array of empirical work on the use of monetary and non-monetary measures
to manage residential water consumption. However, there has been little focus on exploring …

The intermittency of energy billing may give rise to different biases or misperceptions, such
that household energy demand deviates from its true optimum. This study investigates such …

The implementation of Increase in Block Pricing (IBP) policy is premised on the assumption
that consumers adjust their behavior to save energy in response to electricity price …

In this study, I estimate a causal effect of increased billing frequency on consumer behavior. I
exploit a natural experiment in which residential water customers switched exogenously …

Economists advocate for using the price mechanism to manage water scarcity, but complex
nonlinear rate structures prevalent in markets for municipal water obscure price signals. We …