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Creator:: Edwards, Steven F.
Abstract:: Among the questions that ecosystem-based management raises for economists is how to partition uses of the many biological, chemical and physical attributes of marine ecosystems into sets of property rights that undergird total ocean wealth. An elemental basis of property rights for fisheries involves the interplay between ecological and technological...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: F. Edwards National Marine Fisheries Service Northeast Fisheries Science Center 166 Water Street

Creator:: Edwards, Steve F.
Abstract:: Rent-seeking in the U.S. Atlantic sea scallop fishery is described. Resource and trade disputes caused the U.S. fishing industry, including scallopers, to lobby Congress for extended federal jurisdiction in 1977. The sea scallop fishery soon overcapitalized as fishermen captured non-exclusive resource rents. Limited entry was introduced in 1994, but an...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Proceedings Rent-Seeking in the U.S. Atlantic Sea Scallop Fishery Steven F. Edwards National Marine

Creator:: Buccola, Steven T.
Abstract:: Draft membership agreements for pollock fishery cooperatives pay particular attention to the allocation of quota among cooperative members. Since the impetus for cooperative organization among pollock fishing boats derives largely from the opportunity provided by transferable quotas, this emphasis is not surprising. However, a cooperative structure requires attention to other...
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Full Text:: in the Pollock Fishery Steven T. Buccola Oregon State University Draft membership

Creator:: Saul, Steven
Abstract:: Understanding and quantifying the behavior of fishers is important given the role human behavior plays in fish population dynamics and fisheries management. Various quantitative and qualitative methods have been used to collect information on the behavior of fishers. This study discusses the benefits and drawbacks of three of these methods:...
Resource Type:: Presentation
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Creator:: Saul, Steven
Abstract:: The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) is characterized by fishery resources which spatially and temporally overlap in different ways with several important non-fishing uses including oil and gas production, shipping, tourism, habitat for endangered species, and economic support for coastal communities. Given this overlap, the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill affected fishing...
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Creator:: Syampaku, Edward Mwiindeh and Mafimisebi, Taiwo Ejiola
Abstract:: The study looked at gender roles in the value chain for small scale Tilapia capture and marketing in villages and market centres along the Sinazongwe shore line of Lake Kariba, Zambia. Objectives were to identify dominant gender in supply chain functions, compute price changes due to value addition and isolate...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: TILAPIA CAPTURE AND MARKETING SUPPLY CHAIN ON LAKE KARIBA, ZAMBIA by Edward Mwiindeh Syampaku

Creator:: O’Keefe, Cate, DeCelles, Greg, Cadrin, Steven X., and Georgianna, Dan
Abstract:: Since 1999, the scallop fisheries have been granted access to closed areas on Georges Bank, and the access programs have been managed through individual vessel quotas for scallops, and a common-pool total allowable catch (TAC) for yellowtail flounder bycatch. The scallop resource is neither overfished and nor is overfishing occurring,...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: , GDeCelles@umassd.edu Steven X. Cadrin, DFO, SMAST UMass Dartmouth SCadrin@umassd.edu Dan Georgianna, DFO

Creator:: Nakiyende, Herbert, Taabu-Munyaho, A., Nansereko, F., and Mbabazi, D.
Abstract:: The large lakes (Victoria, Albert, Kyoga, George, and Edward), covering 75% of Uganda’s surface area under contribute up to 90% of the capture based fisheries production. Until the late 2000s, the commercial fisheries in these lakes was largely based on species that grow to large sizes (> 20 cm) including;...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: DECLINE OF LARGE FISH SPECIES IN THE UGANDAN LARGE LAKES H. Nakiyende1*, A. Taabu-Munyaho1, F

Creator:: Stevens, Molly, Agar, Juan J., Ault, Jerald S., and Smith, Steven G.
Abstract:: The Florida reef ecosystem is a highly valuable resource managed by multiple federal and state agencies with many stakeholders. Over half of the $75 million annual dockside value of finfish landings in Florida is comprised of snappers and groupers, but this resource is threatened by overfishing. Current management strategies include...
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Full Text:: H. Stevens, Juan J. Agar, Jerald S. Ault, Steven G. Smith University of Miami RSMAS Issues

Creator:: Costello, Christopher, Polasky, Steven, and Solow, Andrew
Abstract:: In this paper, we use a common renewable resource model with stochastic growth to obtain three main results. First, we demonstrate that predictions of poor future environmental conditions lead to lower desired escapement (i.e., low remaining resource stock in place after harvest) and higher current harvest. At first glance, it...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: ), Steven Polasky (University of Minnesota), Andrew Solow (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

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