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  • Climate Change, ENSO Frequency and Intensity, and the Gulf of Mexico Headboat Fishery

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    Carter, David and Letson, David
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    Recent results from a vector error correction (VEC) analysis indicate that El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) events appear to affect both red snapper landings and effort in the Gulf of Mexico headboat fishery (Carter and Letson 2005). A key finding is that the outcome of policy changes can vary depending on...
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    Frequency and Intensity, and the Gulf of Mexico Headboat Fishery Author(s): David Carter , David

  • North & West Association of Fish Producer Organisations: Relationships between the Producer and the Market

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    Anderson, David
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    This document provides an overview of a presentation held during the Industry and Policy Day at the IIFET 2016 Scotland conference in July 2016. The presentation was part of Session A3: Reformed CFP - Implications for Routes to Market. The session was chaired by Marcus Coleman, and the presentation was...
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    W of S / N. Sea • The Message on the Short Supply chain and small carbon footprint. Having a

  • An Approach To Managing Fisheries When Weak And Strong Stocks Mix

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    Tomberlin, David
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    When weak and strong fish stocks are caught in the same fishery, managing for the protection of the weak stock may result in foregone economic benefits from harvest of the strong stock, while managing for the strong stock may result in overfishing of the weak stock. A particular complication arises...
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    AN APPROACH TO MANAGING FISHERIES WHEN WEAK AND STRONG STOCKS MIX David Tomberlin, NOAA Fisheries

  • Protecting Fish Habitat - What is it Worth?

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    Sampson, David
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    In recent years there have been increasing concerns that fishing activities might degrade the ability of the environment to support the long-term biological productivity of exploited fish stocks. Fishing gear that contacts the bottom may disturb the seafloor and the benthic organisms dwelling therein. The disturbance, in turn, may reduce...
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    ? Author(s): David Sampson Abstract: In recent years there have been increasing concerns that

  • The Food Industry: Critical Business Issues

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    Lakey, David
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    A panel of food industry managers discussed the challenges of the food chain with emphasis on the retail component. Major issues identified included the supply chain with the advent of web-retail, industry image with consumers, environmental issues and workforce challenges. Panelists included Pam Lund (Momenta LLC), Lynn Wilson (Momenta LLC),...
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    : Critical Business Issues IIFET 2000 Corvallis, OR David Lakey, President, The Lake Group Director

  • Empirical characterisation of a commercial fishing cycle using structural time series methods

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    McDonald, David
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    Structural time series methods are applied to modeling endogenous fishing effort in the German North Sea shrimp fishery. The effects on fishing effort of shrimp price, catch per unit effort and environmental variation are examined. Preliminary results suggest that fishing firms do not respond much to price changes but they...
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    commercial fishing cycle using structural time series methods A. David McDonald* Senior Research

  • Algolculture

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    Caswell, Margaret and Zilberman, David
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    U. S. agriculture is at a crossroads. The value of traditional agricultural exports has fallen while imports have increased. Concerns about the environmental impacts of current agricultural practices threaten profitability. As O'Connell (1989) pointed out in Choices , one answer to U. S. farm problems might be found in the...
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    Caswell Economic Research Service, USDA David Zilberman Department of Agricultural and Resource

  • The More Things Change...: Oysters, Public Policy, and Species Decline in the Pamlico Sound, 1880-1900

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    Carter, Kathleen S.
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    This paper is a case study of the interrelationship between public policy and species decline in the oyster industry of Pamlico Sound, North Carolina, in the late 19th century, with some attention paid to the first decade of the 20th century. It examines the nature of the many regulatory shifts...
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    , Public Policy, and Species Decline in the Pamlico Sound, 1880-1900 Kathleen S. Carter High Point

  • Solving Real Options Models of Fisheries Investment When Salvage Value Is Difficult to Estimate

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    Tomberlin, David and Bosetti, Valentina
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    Real options models arguably provide a useful framework for understanding individual fishermen's investment decisions, which play an important role in fisheries management issues ranging from capacity reduction to stock assessment. While these models appear to predict actual behavior reasonably well, one important difficulty in applying them is that the salvage...
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    ESTIMATE David Tomberlin, NOAA Fisheries (USA), david.tomberlin@noaa.gov Valentina Bosetti

  • Economic Performance of Fishers: Stochastic or Chaotic?

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    Pascoe, Sean and Whitmarsh, David
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    Economic performance of different fleet segments varies considerably from year to year, with some segments experiencing increased profitability while others experience decreased profitability. This variation is generally considered to be a consequence of the stochasticity in the industry. However, there is growing evidence that fisheries may not be as stochastic...
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    2000 Proceedings Economic Performance of Fishers: Stochastic or Chaotic? Sean Pascoe and David