ARIEL DINAR is a Water Resource Economist with the World Bank. He has published in the area including Water Quanity/Quality Management and COnflict Resoulution (Praeger, 1995).JOHN LETEY is Professor of Soil Physics in the Department of Soil and Environmental Sciences at the University of California, Riverside. He has produced over 200 publications based on his research to date.

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• List of Tables Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Modeling Approaches to Water Management in Agriculture Crop-Water Production Models Water Management Issues at Field Level Incentives and Institutions for Efficient Water Use and Pollution Reduction Water Management Issues at Farm Level Water Management Issues at Regional Level Inter-Regional Effects of Changes in Agricultural Water Pricing and Allocation Patterns Discussion of the Model Results, and Further Needs Summary Appendix--Fortran Program Code Glossary References

ARIEL DINAR is a Water Resource Economist with the World Bank. He has published in the area including Water Quanity/Quality Management and COnflict Resoulution (Praeger, 1995).JOHN LETEY is Professor of Soil Physics in the Department of Soil and Environmental Sciences at the University of California, Riverside. He has produced over 200 publications based on his research to date.

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• List of Tables Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction Modeling Approaches to Water Management in Agriculture Crop-Water Production Models Water Management Issues at Field Level Incentives and Institutions for Efficient Water Use and Pollution Reduction Water Management Issues at Farm Level Water Management Issues at Regional Level Inter-Regional Effects of Changes in Agricultural Water Pricing and Allocation Patterns Discussion of the Model Results, and Further Needs Summary Appendix--Fortran Program Code Glossary References