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cc-by-nc-nd, (c) Frutos Cachorro et al., 2024
Si us plau utilitzeu sempre aquest identificador per citar o enllaçar aquest document: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/215608

Farmers' Adaptive Investments and Groundwater Resource Impact in a Changing Climate

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This is a preliminary version of the paper and may be subject to further revisions. Please do not cite without permission from the author(s) Abstract: One of the many effects of Climate Change is increased drought making water availability scarcer in more regions of the world, and primarily affecting the agricultural sector. In this context, we study farmers' adaptation to Climate Change by developing a two-period discretetime theoretical model of exploitation of a groundwater resource that studies the impact of adaptive investments as a response to climate change on farmers' profitability and the sustainability of the groundwater resource. In particular, we consider that the resource users, the farmers, may belong to different groups: adapters and non-adapters, and analytically solve the game under four scenarios: full cooperation, cooperation within groups, cooperation only within adapters and full non-cooperation between all farmers. Theoretical results show that under full cooperation, adaptation is not beneficial for the environment, meaning that lower final stock levels are obtained when farmers adapt compared to when they do not. Those results could also be observed numerically when there are strategic interactions among groups and/or among all farmers, i.e., when farmers do not cooperate. In contrast, numerical results suggest that the impact of adaptation could be positive for the resource and for the overall profits of the farmers when only the adapters are cooperating. Finally, defining the profitability (or scope) of cooperation as the difference between overall profits under full cooperation and noncooperation, preliminary results suggest that the number of investing farmers would be a key element in estimating the scope of cooperation.

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FRUTOS CACHORRO, Julia de, SBRAGIA, Lucia. Farmers' Adaptive Investments and Groundwater Resource Impact in a Changing Climate. _UB Economics – Working Papers_. 2024. Vol.  E24/475. [consulta: 2 de gener de 2026]. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/215608]

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