MODELING OF RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND USING RANDOM EFFECT MODEL, CASE STUDY: ARAK CITY

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SAJADIFAR SEYED HOSSEIN; KHIABANI NASSER

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Journal: WATER AND WASTEWATER Year:2011 | Volume:22 | Issue:3 (79) Page(s): 59-68

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MODELING OF RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND USING RANDOM EFFECT MODEL, CASE STUDY: ARAK CITY

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SAJADIFAR SEYED HOSSEIN | KHIABANI NASSER | Issue Writer Certificate

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PARTIAL ADJUSTMENT MODELQ3

RANDOM EFFECT MODELQ3

STONE-GREAY UTILITY FUNCTIONQ3

RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND FUNCTIONQ3

Abstract

The present study tries to apply the “PARTIAL ADJUSTMENT MODEL” and “Random Effect Model” techniques to the Stone-Greay’s linear expenditure system, in order to estimate the "Residential Seasonal Demand" for water in Arak city. Per capita water consumption of family residences is regressed on marginal price, per capita income, price of other goods, average temperature and average rainfall. Panel data approaches based on a sample of 152 observations from Arak city referred to 1993-2003. From the estimation of the Elasticity-price of the residential water demand, we want to know how a policy of responsive pricing can lead to more efficient household water consumption in Arak city. Results also indicated that summer price elasticity was twice the winter and price and income elasticity was less than 1 in all cases.

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SAJADIFAR, SEYED HOSSEIN, & KHIABANI, NASSER. (2011). MODELING OF RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND USING RANDOM EFFECT MODEL, CASE STUDY: ARAK CITY. WATER AND WASTEWATER, 22(3 (79)), 59-68. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/103677/en

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SAJADIFAR SEYED HOSSEIN, KHIABANI NASSER. MODELING OF RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND USING RANDOM EFFECT MODEL, CASE STUDY: ARAK CITY. WATER AND WASTEWATER[Internet]. 2011;22(3 (79)):59-68. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/103677/en

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SEYED HOSSEIN SAJADIFAR, and NASSER KHIABANI, “MODELING OF RESIDENTIAL WATER DEMAND USING RANDOM EFFECT MODEL, CASE STUDY: ARAK CITY,” WATER AND WASTEWATER, vol. 22, no. 3 (79), pp. 59–68, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/103677/en

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