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Creator:: Lee, Min-Yang
Abstract:: This research examines bargaining power in the market for Northeast Multispecies Days-at-Sea (DAS). In 2004, the DAS system was converted to a tradable input control system. Characteristics of the program include: 1) trading restrictions based on length and power to limit increases in output, 2) prohibitions that limit the ability...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: Market for input Permits: the Case of Northeast Us Multispecies Days-At-Sea Authors: Min-Yang Lee

Creator:: Lee, Min-Yang and Ardini, Gregory
Abstract:: Hedonic models reveal the marginal implied prices of attributes; these premia represent the intersection of supply and demand for those attributes. Understanding the demand for these attributes is critical for policy analysis that may influence those attributes. While Rosen (1974) proposes a two-step method to recover demand, Kristofersson and Rickertsen...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Freshness Sea Scallops: Examining the Demand for Size and Freshness Min-Yang Lee and Gregory Ardini

Creator:: Pyo, Hee-Dong and Lee, Sang-Go
Abstract:: The success or failure of aquaculture heavily depends on how effectively to manage aquatic animal diseases. In order to analyze the economic effects of aquatic animal disease control, the specific factors and magnitudes of benefits and costs are identified with and without the proposed project for the disease control. These...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: �� 1 ANALYZING THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF AQUACTIC ANIMAL DISEASE CONTROL REGIME IN KOREA HEE-DONG

Creator:: Kennedy, Chris, Steinback, Scott, and Lee, Min-Yang
Abstract:: This research develops a spatially-explicit model of recreational angler participation in an effort to predict outcomes for the US summer flounder (fluke) fishery under alternative climate scenarios, and inform adaptive management approaches. The mid-Atlantic coastal waters of the US have experienced significant warming in recent years, resulting in noticeable pole-ward...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Carolina). NOAA award NA14OAR4170093, and for preliminary advice from MAFMC, Mark Teciero, Min-Yang Lee

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...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: , Seattle WA Min-Yang Lee1, Jonathan J. Deroba1, Sarah Gaichas1, Rachel G. Feeney2, Deirdre Boelke2, and

Creator:: Lee, Min-Yang, Benjamin, Sharon, Carr-Harris, Andrew, Speir, Cameron, and DePiper, Geret
Abstract:: Geographers and regional scientists have long recognized that "near things are more related than distant things." Ports located far from each other may compete through use of the same fishing grounds. We describe trends in competition in the Northeast U.S Sea Scallop Fishery using a Czekanowski Index over the past...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Competition in the Ocean Sharon Benjamin, Min-Yang Lee, Geret DePiper, Andrew Carr-Harris, Cameron Speir

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