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Designing alternative pricing systems for collecting drinking water was the objective for the theses of graduates in Economics and Master in Economics and Business Eduardo Comellas, created at the initiative of Arg Cap-Net.
The working hypothesis emphasizes that, to help achieve the objectives of pricing policy, namely, fuel efficiency, equity payments, financial equilibrium of the provider and sustainability of the service, the design of a system of charging for the service drinking water, networks must not only take into account the costs of the provider entity, but also, and in a complementary way, should incorporate an adequate estimate of population demand for the service.
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