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Creator:: Arnason, Ragnar
Abstract:: It is now widely recognized that property rights based fisheries management regimes are well suited for generating efficiency in fisheries. Apart from access licences, which are very low quality property rights, individual quotas (IQs) and individual transferable quotas (ITQs) are the most widely applicable and, indeed, the most commonly applied...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: collective fishing right. We seek to answer the question how this right is going to be used. This situation

Creator:: Pearse, Peter H.
Abstract:: Speech
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: fishing licenses. The idea was that if each licence holder had the right to take a specified quantity of

Creator:: Anderson, Lee
Abstract:: With the publication of the NOAA Draft Policy on Catch Shares, which encourages US Management Councils to adopt Catch Share Programs (yet another new name for LAPs, ITQs, or IFQs) there will likely be more deliberations on such programs. With changes mandated in the revised Magnuson-Stevens Act and the suggestions...
Resource Type:: Other

Creator:: Uchida, Hirotsugu
Abstract:: The New England Multispecies (groundfish) fishery is about to implement the catch share management system, where self-identified groups of harvesters called sectors receive quota allocations of total allowable catch (TAC) proportional to the harvest history of their members. Joining a sector is voluntary, thus there will be both sector members...
Resource Type:: Other

Creator:: Scheld, Andrew, Anderson, Christopher, and Uchida, Hirotsugu
Abstract:: A new type of fisheries management approach termed catch share is set to be implemented in the US Northeast groundfish fisheries in May 2010. This approach gives a group of harvesters, called a sector, a portion of the TAC to manage independently - a hybrid of co-management and individual quota....
Resource Type:: Other

Creator:: Gilbert, Ben
Abstract:: The case for assigning private property rights in fisheries has been thoroughly studied but has lead to a new debate over whether rights should be allocated to groups or individuals. The New England groundfish fishery provides a rich context in which to study this question. Beginning in 2004, several dozen...
Resource Type:: Other

Creator:: Anderson, Christopher and Uchida, Hirotsugu
Abstract:: In many fisheries, harvesters of different scales, different gears, or on different sides of political boundaries crossed by a single stock are effectively managed separately. The New England Multispecies (groundfish) fishery is about to dramatically expand the number of management systems in place concurrently, by allocating portions of the total...
Resource Type:: Other

Creator:: Rountree, Barbara
Abstract:: Amendment 1 to the Golden Tilefish Fishery Management Plan (FMP), which implemented the most recent catch share program in the Northeast United States, became effective on November 1, 2009. It replaced a program that allocated a fixed percentage of annual quota to three groups of vessel owners with a program...
Resource Type:: Other

Creator:: Hamon, Katell G., Frusher, Stewart D., Little, L. Richard, and Thébaud, Olivier
Abstract:: Individual transferable quotas (ITQs) have been used in several countries worldwide to regulate access to marine fisheries. While ITQs can improve the economic efficiency of fisheries, in practice they are not a panacea and distribution and equity issues have been raised in many cases. To overcome those issues, ITQ systems...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: their fishing right allocation constraint. At the beginning of the year, agents choose their monthly

Creator:: Gallagher, Charmaine Marie
Abstract:: Entrepreneurial New Zealand harvesters created a viable diving fishery for King Clams, Panopea zelandica, in the 1970's contributing to the development of allocation rights to harvest. Once under the quota management system (QMS), however, allocations for allowable catch do not reflect the harvest potential for this fishery. Expectations for quota...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: provisional fishing rights, or through the Treaty of Waitangi Deed of Settlement Act (1992) and Maori

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