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Creator:: Uchida, Hirotsugu and Manning, Dale
Abstract:: Despite the efforts of natural resource economists to implement rights-based fishery management systems, many of the world’s fisheries remain over-exploited and lack an institution to change course. Given the status quo of overharvesting and depleted fish stocks, it seems natural for a harvester co-op to jointly curtail fishing mortality, which...
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Full Text:: ONE? 2014 IIFET Conference: Brisbane, Australia THE CASE FOR MONOPOLY HARVESTER CO-OPS Dale T

Creator:: Marsden, A. Dale and Sumaila, U. Rashid
Abstract:: We estimated the economic rent obtained currently (that is, in 2002) in the Namibian hake fishery and the rent that might potentially be obtainable if the fishery were managed optimally in the sense of economics. We first reviewed previous economic and biological studies. We then used the theory and model...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: RENT IN THE NAMIBIAN HAKE FISHERY A. Dale Marsden Fisheries Economics Research Unit, Fisheries Centre

Creator:: Grafton, R. Quentin, Kirkley, James, Squires, Dale, and Weninger, Quinn
Abstract:: 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 the performance of individual transferable quota fisheries. In particular, it describes the methods of evaluation that could be applied...
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Full Text:: Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences College of William and Mary Dale Squires US National Marine

Creator:: Fare, Rolf, Grosskopf, Shawna, Kerstens, Kristiaan, Kirkley, James E., and Squires, Dale
Abstract:: Reducing harvesting capacity in fisheries is of international importance. In 1999, member nations of the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) agreed to an International Plan of Action to reduce fishing capacity. Two initial concerns were the acceptance of a workable definition of capacity and the development of methods...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: , e-mail: jkirkley@vims.edu Dale Squires, National Marine Fisheries Service, Southwest Fisheries

Creator:: Ahmed, Mahfuzuddin, Garcia, Marissa C., Herrick, Samuel F., and Squires, Dale
Abstract:: Climate change and climate-induced changes are expected to increase in the future and are likely to cause adverse impacts, especially on aquatic resources and coastal communities, by affecting the productivity and distribution of fish stocks. This will have serious implications on future demand and supply of fish at the global...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Fisheries Science Center, USA, Sam.Herrick@noaa.gov Dale Squires, Southwest Fisheries Science Center, USA

Creator:: Fare, Rolf, Grosskopf, Shawna, Kirkley, James L., and Squires, Dale
Abstract:: The Sustainable Fisheries Act (SFA) and Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries Management require restoration of fishery resources and a matching of capacity to desired resource levels. There is, thus, a need to reduce harvesting capacity throughout many of the fisheries of the world. Yet, even the term capacity is...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: . 23062 USA, e-mail: jkirkley@vims.edu Dale Squires, National Marine Fisheries Service, Southwest

Creator:: Williams, Meryl, Ridgeway, Lori, Grafton, Quentin, and Squires, Dale
Abstract:: Society has agreed on the goal of sustainable fisheries but achieving the goal is often submerged by more immediate national and international demands causing fisheries to slip down the political agenda or diverting attention to other fisheries issues, e.g., profitability under high fuel prices. Among the problems challenging marine capture...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Dale Squires, United States of America, dsquires@irpsmail.ucsd.edu ABSTRACT Society has agreed on

Creator:: Marsden, A. Dale, Sumaila, U. Rashid, and Martell, Steven J. D.
Abstract:: Many Fraser River sockeye salmon stocks show large cycles in abundance from year to year, but the causes of these cycles are not clear. As a result, these stocks have historically been managed under the hypothesis of cyclic dominance, i.e., maintaining the cyclic behaviour of the stocks. Biological studies and...
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Full Text:: FRASER RIVER SOCKEYE SALMON FISHERY MANAGEMENT A. Dale Marsden Fisheries Economics Research Unit

Creator:: Daw, Tim and Crona, Beatrice
Abstract:: Fish products are among the most highly-traded commodities. The proportion of fish harvests that is internationally traded has steadily risen over time. As a result, trade has become a key driver of the dynamics of local fisheries, with a range of ecological, economic and social impacts. This paper reports empirical...
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Creator:: Ovando, Daniel and Libecap, Gary
Abstract:: Many of the world’s most valuable fisheries involve highly migratory stocks that cross national jurisdictions. These same fisheries face severe threats from direct overfishing or excessive bycatch. Traditional input and/or output controls generally have been costly and ineffective. Incentive-based programs that provide tradable shares in an annual total allowable catch...
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