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Essay on urban water restrictions wins the CEDA Prize
Congratulations to Bethany Cooper, winner of the CEDA Prize for her essay, Urban Water Restrictions in Australia: Accounting for Behavioural Differences.
10/02/2011
Congratulations to Bethany Cooper, winner of the CEDA Prize for her essay, Urban Water Restrictions in Australia: Accounting for Behavioural Differences.
Bethany Cooper is an Associate Lecturer and PhD Student at LaTrobe University.
Her winning essay can be downloaded here.
The entries were judged by CEDA Research and Policy Council members:
- Dr Glenn Withers AO, CEO, Universities Australia
- Professor Jonathan Pincus, Visiting Professor, University of Adelaide
- Professor Ian Harper, Senior Consultant, Access Economics (CEDA Prize winner in 1979)
- Dr Michael Porter, Director, CEDA Research and Policy
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