Appendix B, Table 7.-Aggregate demand for water by grocery stores and supermarkets (Miami Standard Metropolitan
 Statistical Area).


 Monthly Demand Yearly Demand
 Individual stores" Individual storesa Miami
Price (r) With Without Miami With Without SMSA" % of totale
 bakery bakery SMSAb bakery bakery


Thousands of
 gallons


66.0
49.5
37.1
27.8
20.9
15.7
11.8
8.8


24.7
18.5
13.9
10.4
7.8
5.8
4.4
3.3


Millions of
 gallons
 43.4
 32.6
 24.4
 18.3
 13.7
 8.4
 7.7
 5.8


Thousands of
 gallons


792.2
594.2
445.7
334.3
250.7
188.0
141.0
105.8


296.2
222.2
166.6
125.0
93.7
70.3
52.7
39.6


Millions of
 gallons
 520.9 6.7
 390.7 5.0
 293.0 3.8
 219.8 2.8
 164.7 2.1
 101.4 1.3
 92.7 1.2
 69.5 0.5


 aBased on estimated mean size of 16,845 square feet per store.
 'Based on an estimated 855 grocery stores (with payrolls) in 1972 [29]. Also, these estimates reflect the sample statistic that about
63 percent of the grocery stores had bakeries.
 "Based on estimated total public supplied commercial-industrial water in 1970 of 7,738 million gallons [24].


 $/thousand
 gallons
C 0.40
 S 0.80
 1.20
 1.60
 2.00
 2.40
 2.80
 3.20