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  • Current Worldwide Contribution of Marine Fish to Human Welfare

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    Sumaila, Rashid
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    Some attempts have been made in the past to provide estimates of the value of global fisheries. For example, catch values from marine fisheries have been reported by the FAO (2008) and Sumaila et al. (2007). The World Bank (2008) estimated that current economic rent from the worlds fisheries is...
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    Contribution of Marine Fish to Human Welfare Authors: Rashid Sumaila, UBC Fisheries Centre (Canada

  • Current knowledge of IUU fishing in Africa

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    Sumaila, Rashid
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    I will discuss the current state of IUU fishing in Africa as reported in the literature. I will discuss the scope of this illegal activity in the continent and the economic and socila loss to the continent due to IUU fishing.
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    fishing in Africa Author(s): Rashid Sumaila Abstract: I will discuss the current state of IUU

  • Current and Potential Fish Asset Values Worldwide

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    Sumaila, Rashid
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    The World Bank has constructed wealth accounts for nearly 15 years, most recently in The Changing Wealth of Nations. The accounts include produced capital, natural capital and human and social capital. Natural capital includes agricultural land, forests, subsoil assets and protected areas, but omit a number of critical natural capital...
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    and potential fish asset values worldwide Rashid Sumaila Abstract The World Bank has

  • The Need to Clarify Fisheries Economics

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    Sumaila, Rashid
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    Recent articles in the multidisciplinary fisheries literature have been critical of fisheries economics concepts and literature. For example, a paper by Bromley (2009) entitled Abdicating Responsibility: The Deceits of Fisheries Policy: Fisheries 34(6):280-302, provides a critical review of fisheries economics. I explore the main issues raised in this paper and...
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    Fisheries Economics Authors: Rashid Sumaila, UBC Fisheries Centre (Canada) Abstract: Recent

  • Rent Maximization and the Wealth Based Approach

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    Sumaila, Rashid
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    Wealth Based Approach Author(s): Rashid Sumaila Abstract: I will describe the rent

  • Harmful Subsidies Are Made for Inequality and Unsustainability

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    Sumaila, U. Rashid
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    I first of all sketch a picture of the importance of fisheries to people and argue that our interactions with fish stocks, for the most part, are currently unsustainable. Next, I identify the provision of capacity-enhancing subsidies by governments or what has been described as ‘harmful' or ‘bad' subsidies in the...
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    Strategies Harmful subsidies are made for inequality and unsustainability U. Rashid Sumaila Fisheries

  • Biodiversity Conservation in a Game Theoretic Model of a Fishery

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    Sumaila, Ussif Rashid
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    This paper proposes a game theoretic modeling framework for the assessment of the trade-off between economic efficiency gains and biodiversity conservation in a fishery. It introduces a biodiversity index, and develops an application of the method couched on Namibian hake fisheries. Results from the illustrative example show that the opportunity...
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    Rashid Sumaila Chr. Michelsen Institute Norway and Fisheries Centre University of British Columbia

  • Are Small-scale Fisheries Economically Viable?

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    Sumaila, Rashid and Hotte, Ngaio
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    The contributions of small-scale fisheries to income and employment are well recognized but not sufficiently understood. It is difficult to gauge, for instance, whether this sector is economically viable, especially in the context of large-scale economic, social, political, and ecological change processes. These knowledge deficits create an environment of uncertainty...
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    -SCALE FISHERIES ECONOMICALLY VIABLE? Rashid Sumaila*, Ngaio Hotte* *UBC Abstract The

  • Forage Fish in the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem: Ecological Linkages, Current Catches and Values

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    Cisneros-Montemayor, Andres and Sumaila, Rashid
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    I begin my talk by identifying the fish species that inhabit the California Current Large Marine ecosystem (CCLME). Next, I categorize these species into predator-prey and forage and non-forage fishes. I then present the current catches, landed values, payment to labour (wages), capital (profit) and payment to the resource owners...
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    : Andres Cisneros-Montemayor, (Canada) Rashid Sumaila, UBC Fisheries Centre (Canada) Abstract: I

  • Climate Change Effects on the Economics and Management of World Fisheries

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    Sumaila, Rashid and Hotte, Ngaio
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    Climate and marine ecosystem research informs us that marine fish resources would come under increasing stress over the course of the 21st century as global climate change, ocean acidification and de-oxygenation combine with other stresses on the ocean, including heavy fishing pressure and marine pollution, to change the primary productivity...
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    change effects on the Economics and Management of world fisheries Rashid Sumaila*, Ngaio Hotte* *UBC