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Water markets represent a policy tool that aims at finding efficient waterallocations among competing users by promoting reallocations from low-value tohigh-value uses. In Canada, water markets have been discussed and implementedat the provincial level; however, at the national level a study about theeconomic benefits of its implementation is still lacking. This paper fills thisvoid by implementing a water market in Canada and examine how water endowmentshocks would affect the economy under the assumptions of general equilibriumtheory. Our results show a water market would damp the economic loss in case ofreductions in water endowment, but it also cuts back on the economic expansionthat would follow from an increase on it. These results provide new insights onthe subject and will provide a novel look and reinvigorate informed discussionson the use of water markets in Canada as a potential tool to cope withclimate-induced water supply changes.

Water Markets as a Coping Mechanism for Climate-Induced Water Changes on the Canadian Economy: A Computable General Equilibrium Approach