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  • Profit effects in a rights based management regime

    Creator:
    Gordon, Daniel and Ekerhovd, Nils-Arne
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    Regulators in many countries have adopted quotas as a means of dealing with the open access problem inherent in fisheries. Unit quotas for the Norwegian purse seine fleet were introduced in 1996 but consolidation of licenses has been in place since 1978. The current Norwegian regulatory system does allow for...
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    Economics, University of Calgary, Canada . Financial support from the Norwegian Research Council through

  • Community Fishery Rights: Issues, Approaches and Atlantic Canadian Case Studies

    Creator:
    Charles, Anthony
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    Community fishery rights are use rights (the right to take part in fishing) and/or management rights (the right to be involved in managing the fishery) implemented at a local, community level. While by no means a new invention, community rights are receiving renewed attention as a mechanism to improve the...
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    Coastal CURA project. Financial support is gratefully acknowledged from the Social Science and Humanities

  • Aquaculture-Fisheries Interactions

    Creator:
    Mikkelsen, Eirik
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    Assuming externalities from aquaculture to fisheries, we use a Verhulst-Schaefer model of fish population-dynamics and production, coupled with an aquaculture production model, to investigate effects on open-access and rent-maximising fisheries. Externalities are modelled by letting carrying capacity, intrinsic growth rate or catchability coefficient in the fishery depend on aquaculture production....
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    . Financial support from the Norwegian Research Council is gratefully acknowledged (Grant 146569/120). ii

  • Japan and Her Fisheries

    Creator:
    Harada, Yuichiro, Makino, Mitsutaku, Matsuda, Yoshiaki, Sato, Masaaki, Wilhelm, Johannes Harumi, and Yamamoto, Tadashi
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    Keywords: Japan and Her Fisheries, Fisheries Economics, Japan International Fisheries Research Society, Overseas Fishery Cooperation Foundation
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    of its design and preparation is also gratefully acknowledged. The English in the booklet has been