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Modeling and Economic Theory (IIFET 2000)

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Modeling and Economic Theory (IIFET 2000)

 

Recent Submissions

  • A Guide to the Economic Evaluation of Individual Transferable Quota Fisheries 
    Grafton, R. Quentin; Kirkley, James; Squires, Dale; Weninger, Quinn (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)
    Detailed economic analyses of fisher performance are critical inputs in improving the management of fisheries. The paper provides guidelines about the economic methodologies and the data required to monitor and assess t ...
  • Developing an Economic Profile of Texas Shrimp Trawling Operations in The Gulf of Mexico 
    Haby, Michael G.; Falconer, Lawrence L.; Parker, John L. (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)
    The annual assessment of shrimp fishing performance is important to three interrelated audiences: the regulatory community which defines the policy arena in which fishermen operate, financial institutions which extend c ...
  • The Economics of Cooperative Fishery Research: A Survey of U.S. West Coast Groundfish Industry and Scientists 
    Harms, John; Sylvia, Gil (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)
    Cooperative research, the active participation of industry in scientific research, is receiving increased attention as an alternative to traditional government-sponsored methods. Its strongest attributes are its potenti ...
  • Addressing Fish Uncertainty: The Quest for Rational Decisionmaking 
    Katz, Mike; Koss, Patricia; Shawcross, Jennifer (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)
    This paper explores the policy efforts dealing with the problem of declining Pacific Northwest fish runs. Results have been disappointing. Decades of expensive efforts costing billion of dollars have been relatively ine ...
  • The Necessity of Observer Programs in the World’s Fisheries 
    Mitchell, Elizabeth A. (International Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, 2001)
    The marine environment is experiencing increased human-induced stress, compounded by natural and human-induced (global warming) climatic changes. “Freedom of the sea” is no longer a viable option as marine resources bec ...