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  • Measures of Excess Capacity

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    Primont, Daniel
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    Excess capacity or capacity utilization measures are presented in the multi-output case. Such measures can be either technical or economic. They may also be ray measures or revenue measures. The choice of the best measure depends on data availability and the policy use of the measure.
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    availability of data and on the ultimate policy use of the measure. References [1] Baumol, William J

  • Managing fisheries without restricting catch or effort : the use of marine reserves for inshore fisheries

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    Holland, Daniel S.
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    Although widely accepted, management systems that directly restrict catch or effort are neither efficient nor desirable for many fisheries, and have failed to conserve fishery stocks in many cases. Fisheries scientists have suggested that closing part of the fishery with marine reserves may sustain or increase harvest. These marine reserves...
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    use of marine reserves for inshore fisheries Daniel S. Holland11[a]1 Department of Environmental

  • The Impact of Noisy Catch Data on Estimates of Efficient Output Derived from DEA and Stochastic Frontier Models: A Monte Carlo Comparison

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    Lee, S. Todd and Holland, Daniel
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    There is currently much national and international interest in measuring commercial fishing capacity. Two quantitative methods that will likely be used for this purpose are data envelopment analysis (DEA) and stochastic frontier (SF) production functions. Although both methods can be used to estimate a production frontier, their underlying assumptions and...
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    Stochastic Frontier Models: A Monte Carlo Comparison S. Todd Lee and Daniel Holland U.S. National

  • Auctions for Initial Sale of Annual Catch Entitlement

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    Anderson, Christopher and Holland, Daniel S.
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    When several new species are introduced into the New Zealand Quota Management System in the near future, some of the quota, or single-year annual catch entitlement (ACE), will be tendered through competitive auctions rather than allocated based on historical catch. This study uses a laboratory experiment calibrated to a representative...
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    ANNUAL CATCH ENTITLEMENT Christopher Anderson, University of Rhode Island, cma@uri.edu Daniel S. Holland

  • Australian fish rights, ocean governance and development of the Blue economy

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    McIlgorm, Alistair and McIlgorm, Daniel E.
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    Outline: Fishing rights development in Australia, Assumptions - Commercial Fishing (CF) rights security, Experiences - CF rights and other claimants, uncertainty and investment, Options to strengthen resource security & compensation, CF rights - “prime movers” in developing an ocean investment framework, Going forward with the Blue economy, An improved BE...
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    McIlgorm and Mr Daniel E. McIlgorm (Ph.D. Candidate) Outline • Fishing rights development in

  • Predicting Resource Management Benefits By Simulating Angler Demand and Supply Responses

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    Talhelm, Daniel R., Hanna, J. Edward, Koveshnikova, Tatiana, and Victor, Peter
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    The “product” travel cost model (PTC) improves supply and substitution specification in travel cost models (TCM), eliminating common biases in estimating welfare effects of qualitative changes at specific sites. Angling sites and participation are modeled as a system of product supplies and demands; changes in angling quality at specific sites...
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    Consumer’s Surplus and Deadweight Loss, Am. Econ. Review 71, pp. 662-676. Phaneuf, Daniel J., 1999, A Dual

  • Optimal Effort Controls for the Multispecies Groundfish Complex in New England

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    Holland, Daniel S. and Maguire, Jean-Jacques
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    It is rarely possible or desirable to maintain a constant target fishing mortality rate for each individual stock in a multispecies fishery. Preventing overfishing of all stocks at all times will often be in conflict with attainment of optimal yield for the fishery. This paper presents a retrospective analysis and...
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    Groundfish Complex in New England Daniel S. Holland1 and Jean-Jacques Maguire School for Marine Science and

  • The Effect of Days at Sea Limits on Technical Efficiency

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    Georgianna, Daniel, Kirkley, James, and Thunberg, Eric
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    Outputs and inputs during 1994-2006 in the USA Northeast Multispecies (groundfish) fishery—including days fished for a group of 47 otter trawl vessels fishing out of New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA—were analyzed to test the hypothesis that restricting the annual days-at-sea (DAS) of individual fishing vessels increased Technical Efficiency (TE). The results...
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    Vietnam Proceedings THE EFFECT OF DAYS AT SEA LIMITS ON TECHNICAL EFFICIENCY Daniel Georgianna

  • Over-capacity, Regulation and Rent: A Norwegian Case Study

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    Asche, Frank, Bjorndal, Trond, and Gordon, Daniel V.
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    Traditional fisheries management schemes provide fishermen with incentives to maximise their individual share of the catch, while individual vessel quota management schemes change incentives to maximise profits from their individual share of the catch. The way that one models the fishermen’s optimisation problem in empirical studies should reflect the changed...
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    School of Economics and Business Administration, Bergen, Norway Daniel V. Gordon Department of Economics

  • Individual Habitat Quotas for Fisheries

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    Holland, Daniel S. and Schnier, Kurt E.
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    Fishery managers in the United States are required to identify and limit adverse consequences of fishing on essential fish habitat. We propose a cap-and-trade system for habitat conservation that would utilize economic incentives to achieve habitat conservation goals cost effectively. Individual quotas of habitat impact units (HIU) would be distributed...
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    IIFET 2004 Japan Proceedings 1 INDIVIDUAL HABITAT QUOTAS FOR FISHERIES Daniel S. Holland, New