ASU KEDtalks: Water, a pricing paradox
Channel: Arizona State University Research
Date: 12/01/2018

Orange juice. Cable television. Water.
 
Humans could live happily without the first two (albeit with some grumbles about missing the latest zombie show) but without water a person can’t live for very long at all. Yet we pay more for orange juice and cable and just pennies on the gallon for the gallons (and gallons) of water we use each month. This is especially true in the Phoenix Valley where resident enjoy some of the lowest water rates in the country.
 
In an ASU KEDtalk that takes us past the tap, Michael Hanemann invites us to explore this pricing paradox as he brings the true cost of water to the surface.

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