Water Rights: Scarce Resource Allocation, Bureaucracy, and the Environment

The book is in good physical condition, with a sturdy hardcover binding. The pages are clean, and there are no signs of inscriptions or library markings. The dust jacket condition is unknown from the photos provided.

"Water Rights: Scarce Resource Allocation, Bureaucracy, and the Environment," edited by Terry L. Anderson, is a comprehensive exploration of water rights and the complexities of resource allocation. Published by the Pacific Institute for Public Policy Research in San Francisco in 1983, this hardcover edition delves into the intersection of environmental policy and bureaucratic processes. The book includes contributions from various experts, offering insights into water pricing, reclamation programs, and agricultural impacts. With its focus on public policy, this work is a valuable resource for those interested in environmental studies and resource management. The hardcover's ISBN is 0-88410-389-7, indicating its specific format. This edition is a significant contribution to the field of public policy, providing in-depth analysis and discussion on a critical environmental issue.