A MULTI-PERIOD LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL APPLIED TO DYNAMIC DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN THE WEST SIDE OF THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

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1991

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İŞYAR, Yüksel

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A multiperiod linear programming model of regional irrigation development is formulated and the components that are required for project evaluation of economic and financial feasibility are simulated. The model is particularly useful where the time path of project development is critical, for example, in large projects market restrictions may permit only a gradual approach to full development over a long period of time. Applications of the model to a large-scale component of the California water plan suggest some deficiencies in past-current planning procedures that may lead to difficulties in project repayment and create unforeseen negative welfare effects on nonproject producers.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/110802

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