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Creator:: Zhang, Xiaoshuan, Revell, Brian J., and Zetian, Fu
Abstract:: An empirical model of aquatic product price fluctuations in China has been built using a time series of urban residential and rural panel data, and estimated through cointegration and an error correction model. In the long-run cointegration equation based on urban consumption behaviour, movements in income, average consumption and farmer...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: @yahoo.com Brian J Revell Harper Adams University College, Shropshire, UK, bjrevell@harper-adams.ac.uk

Creator:: Clay, Patty L. and Revell, Brian J.
Abstract:: The United Kingdom is the world's second largest producer of farmed Atlantic salmon. It also represents one of the larger markets for the product. During the 1980s, there was rapid growth in the industry stimulated by high market prices and major technological advances. While there was a substantial increase in...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: salmon in the UK : is salmon losing its luxury image? Patty L. Clay Brian J. Revell

Creator:: Revell, Brian James and Fousekis, Panos
Abstract:: Over the past 20 years, the demand for fish has changed markedly. The species prevalent in the consumption mix has altered to reflect the greater availability of farmed species such as salmon, and the decline in some of the more common marine-caught demersal species such as cod. This paper examines...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Japan Proceedings THE RETAIL DEMAND FOR DEMERSAL FRESH FISH IN GREAT BRITAIN Brian J Revella

Creator:: Sutherland, Roy and Revell, Brian
Abstract:: Britain has traditionally tried to protect its livestock, fish and shellfish production industries from many serious diseases by restricting imports of live animals- fish and shellfish to those from countries free of specified important diseases affecting particular classes of stock. Although the primary aim of the European Union has been...
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Full Text:: from approved zone status under the ETJ shellfish health regime. Roy Sutherland and Brian

Creator:: Petersen, Elizabeth Helen, Muldoon, Geoffrey, and Johnston, Brian
Abstract:: Reef fish traded alive for table food is a high value-to-volume fishery, with demand centred in luxury markets in Hong Kong and southern mainland China. Approximately twenty countries in the Asia-Pacific region supply these markets. A number of economic, environmental and social issues have arisen from the trade; including the...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Activities Centre, g.muldoon@impac.org Brian Johnston, Visiting Fellow, The Australian National University

Creator:: Revell, Brian James, Liu, Xue, and Fu, Zetian
Abstract:: China accounted for over 8 percent of world exports by value in fish and shellfish in 2002. Over the period 1998-2002 it rose from 4th to 2nd largest amongst exporting countries. Yet, there has been surprisingly little analysis of the trading performance and international competitiveness of China in world fish...
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Full Text:: MANAGEMENT APPROACH. Brian J Revell, Harper Adams University College, bjrevell@harper-adams.ac.uk Xue

Creator:: Franklin, Brad, Kennedy, Brian, Sun, Chin-Hwa J., Mills, Katheirne, and Allyn, Andrew
Abstract:: Climate projections indicate that ocean temperatures will continue increasing, potentially shifting the distribution of marine fish species and affecting the economics of the fishing industry and fishing communities. In this study, an integrated ecological-economic framework is used to evaluate the economic impacts of climate-driven species changes and assesses the value...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: fishing communities facing climate-driven species changes Brad Franklin, Brian Kennedy, Chin-Hwa Jenny

Creator:: Ahlers, Brian, Burgener, Markus, Harte, Michael, and Sylvia, Gil
Abstract:: Given the complex and often opaque nature of seafood supply chains, port cities can serve as checkpoints within supply chains to address illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) seafood commodities. Harmonized systems (HS) codes are used at port cities by customs officials to monitor commerce. Concern about IUU activity in capture...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: ) Brian Ahlers1, Markus Burgener2, Gil Sylvia3, Michael Harte4 1 M.S. Candidate, Oregon State University

Creator:: Lee, Min-Yang, Deroba, Jonathan, Gaichas, Sarah, Feeney, Rachel G., Boelke, Deirdre, and Irwin, Brian
Abstract:: Birds, mammals, and fish eat Atlantic Herring. For the first time, fisheries managers in New England are explicitly considering these, and other, predators when setting harvest control rules for the Atlantic Herring fishery. Based on single-species biological reference points, the herring stock is currently well above MSY levels. However, management...
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Full Text:: , Seattle WA Min-Yang Lee1, Jonathan J. Deroba1, Sarah Gaichas1, Rachel G. Feeney2, Deirdre Boelke2, and

Creator:: Britz, Peter and Raemaekers, Serge
Abstract:: Illegal, unregulated and unreported (IUU) abalone fishing in South Africa has grown to such an extent that the legal total allowable catch has been progressively reduced from 640 tons in 1995, to a proposed zero for 2008. We present research on the socio-economics of the IUU abalone fishery and the...
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Full Text:: FISHERY IN SOUTH AFRICA: Peter J. Britz & S. Raemaekers Is a Sustainable, Legal Fishery Achievable

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