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Councils remain a risk to benefits of water reform

Estimates of the advantages in consolidating water services are likely to be optimistic.

Tim Hunter Fri, 25 Jun 2021

There is an economic hypothesis, alongside the relationship between supply and demand or the importance of incentives, we can call the law of consultancy.

This states that the benefits of a course of action will be overestimated by any economic consultancy hired to evaluate them.

Regrettably,

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Tim Hunter Fri, 25 Jun 2021
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