Economics of Water and Waste A Case Study of Jakarta, Indonesia Book

	Figures and tables
	Acknowledgements
	Notes on currency units and quotations
1	Introduction	1
2	Drinking water	15
3	Wastewater	47
4	Solid waste	63
5	On covering costs	82
6	Lessons for and from Jakarta	91
App. I	The opportunity cost of an aquifer	94
App. II	The optimal spacing of standpipes	98
App. III	"Lifeline" pricing for equity, efficiency, and revenue	102
App. IV	The optimal timing of large infrastructure investments	107
App. V	Monopsony middlemen and the recycling commons	111
App. VI	The concept of "long-run marginal cost"	114
App. VII	Elements of a benefit-cost analysis of cleaning one river	117
	Bibliography	120