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Estimation of small scale fishery production relationships : the case of the Florida reef fishery

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Cerda, Rene

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This study develops an improved method for understanding economic production relationships in small scale fisheries. This method postulates that gross revenue is a function of physical input quantities, and is based upon the transcendental logarithmic function to derive factor share equations for each of the five inputs in the model....

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I wish to express my appreciation to Dr. Frederick J. Smith, ray major professor, for his
Analyzing a port economic impact model : application to the Port of Newport

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Cerda, Arcadio Alberto

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Abstract Approved by: , -,- -x- -- Frederick J.^Smith Ports are more than a geographic location. They
Production relationships for the Oregon commercial fishing fleet

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Richardson, James Andrew

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Fishing firms in Oregon operate in a complex and dynamic physical, biological and institutional environment. Within this environment, managers of these firms will attempt to maximize some objective function which may include profit. This maximization is dependent upon the level of output, or the levels of inputs. Given a relationship...

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I wish to thank Fred Smith, my major professor, for his guidance and encouragement throughout my
Resource combination and product-mix in Oregon seafood processing

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Chong, Kee-Chai

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. Frederick J. Smith, an excellent major professor, for his professional supervision and personal
Biased and unbiased estimation: an econometric application in the tuna industry

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Muangkoe, Marut

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An econometric model of the canned tuna market is used to evaluate biased and unbiased estimators. Four methods for improving mean square error when multicollinearity is present in a regression equation are examined and compared with the results of ordinary least squares (OLS). Exact and inexact prior information methods are...

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: Frederick J. Smith An econometric model of the canned tuna market is used to evalu- ate biased and
An evaluation of the economic feasibility of pollock processing in southeast Alaska

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Martin, John Barrett

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Masters Thesis
Ecomomic theory and research framework for a multi-output production system : rice-fish culture technology in the Philippines

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Tagarino, Rogelio N.

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prpfound appreciation of the following persons and institutions: Dr. Frederick J. Smith, major professor

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Smith, Frederick J.7

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Hanna, Susan2
Bible, Tom1
Buccola, Steve1
Dealy, Glen1
Johnston, Richard S.1
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Cerda, Arcadio Alberto1
Cerda, Rene1
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Agricultural and Resource Economics7

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Master of Science (M.S.)4
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)3

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English [eng]7

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Oregon State University. Graduate School7

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Masters Thesis4
Dissertation3

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Canned tuna -- Marketing -- Mathematical models1
Fish-culture -- Philippines1
Fisheries -- Economic aspects -- Florida1
Fisheries -- Economic aspects -- Oregon1
Fishery processing -- Oregon1
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