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The Jackson Group (PDF - 23k)
Submission 10 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list
Submission to Productivity Commission. Market mechanisms for recovering water in the Murray-Darling Basin. Productivity Commission Issues Paper. August 2009. The Jackson Group provides leadership in the north of Victoria by contributing to. regional,
Date received: 16 Sep 2009
Alistair Watson (PDF - 21k)
Submission 11 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list
Market mechanisms for recovering water in the Murray-Darling Basin. (Notes on Productivity Commission Issues Paper). Alistair Watson, Freelance Economist, Melbourne. 16 September 2009. 1. The Issues Paper is a thorough account of the tricky issues
Date received: 16 Sep 2009
Anke Leroux and Lin Crase (PDF - 275k)
Submission 9 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list
Australian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society Annual Conference. 2007. Options Contracts for Managing Inter-Sectoral Water Trade: A Preliminary Investigation of the Feasibility of. Urban-Irrigation Options Contracts in the Ovens Basin,
Date received: 15 Sep 2009
High Security Irrigators-Murrumbidgee (PDF - 89k)
Submission 8 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list
High Security IrrigatorsâMurrumbidgee . Submission to Productivity Commission on Market Mechanisms for Recovering Water in the MurrayâDarling Basin. Our Organisation High Security IrrigatorsâMurrumbidgee (HSIâM)
Date received: 14 Sep 2009
Prof Jeff Bennett (PDF - 11k)
Submission 7 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list
Submission to the Productivity Commission Inquiry. Market mechanisms for recovering water in the Murray Darling Basin. Thank you for the opportunity to provide a submission to the Market mechanisms for recovering water in the Murray Darling Basin
Date received: 7 Sep 2009
Crane Group (PDF - 61k)
Submission 4 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list
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Date received: 24 Aug 2009
Mr Tim Lloyd (PDF - 27k)
Submission 6 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list
Market Mechanisms for Recovering Water in the Murray-Darling Basin Submission to the Productivity Commission Introduction: This submission argues that a very low surcharge or royalty imposed by the Federal Government on all Murray Darling Basin
Date received: 24 Aug 2009
PC and CJ Brophy (PDF - 79k)
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Date received: 11 Aug 2009
Lin Crase and Sue O'Keefe (PDF - 24k)
Submission 1 for Market Mechanisms For Recovering Water In The Murray-darling Basin View full list
The Contradiction between Modernising Irrigation and Water Buyback. Lin Crase and Sue OâKeefe. Introduction Until the late twentieth century, Australian governments, like many other administrations, viewed the development of water resources as a
Date received: 27 Jul 2009
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