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  • Markets, Marketing and Production Issues for Aquaculture in East Africa: The Case of Uganda

    Creator:
    Jagger, Pamela and Pender, John
    Abstract:
    Aquaculture is currently responsible for an insignificant proportion of total fish production in Uganda. However, given increasing demand for fresh fish in urban and peri-urban areas, and threats to the supply of fish from natural catch fisheries there seems to be a potentially strong market for fish and fish products...
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    Conference Proceeding
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    Economic Development, 1998. Grover, John H., Donald R. Street and Paul D. Starr, Review of aquaculture

  • The Benefit of Hindsight; An Evaluation of North Sea Herring Management Plans From 1995 to the Present

    Creator:
    Simmonds, John and Anderson, John
    Abstract:
    In 1995 North Sea herring was estimated to have declined from previous high of around 1.5 million to 400,000 tonnes, the point at which significant reduction in recruitment had previously been observed. The response to this was to cut the fishery by reducing the human consumption TAC by 50% and...
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    Research Paper
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    THE PRESENT. John Simmonds and John Anderson European Commission, Joint Research Centre, IPSC

  • Conservation for Sale: A Dynamic Common Agency Model of Natural Resource Regulation

    Creator:
    Boyce, John R.
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    This paper considers the regulation of a natural resource within a dynamic common agency framework. In setting harvest quotas, the regulator responds to lobbying pressure (contributions) from harvesters and conservationists. The truthful Markov perfect equilibrium stock is then an increasing function of the effective political weight for conservationists. Since the...
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    Conference Proceeding
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    Natural Resource Regulation* John R. Boyce Department of Economics University of Calgary 2500

  • Buyback Auctions: Possibilities

    Creator:
    Ledyard, John
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    Buyback auctions are often proposed as a policy to reduce excess capacity in fishing fleets prior to or in place of implementing a tradable quota program.  In this paper I take a critical look at possible designs for such a policy in environments with uncertainty and asymmetric information.  In an...
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    Presentation
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    : Possibili*es John Ledyard, Caltech IIFET Conference 2016 – Aberdeen, Scotland Background

  • Enforcement Program Optimisation Through Adaptive Management

    Creator:
    McKinlay, John P.
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    Western Australia operates a diverse enforcement and education program aimed at achieving high compliance in a wide range of commercial and recreational fisheries managed using a mix of input and output controls. Since enforcement resources are invariably insufficient to totally eliminate non-compliance with fishery rules, it is important to ensure...
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    Research Paper
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    Management John P. McKinlay Department of Fisheries, Western Australian Marine Research Laboratories PO Box

  • Economic Analysis of Fish Farming in Osun State, South-Western Nigeria

    Creator:
    Olasunkanmi, John Bunmi
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    Information on economic viability of aquaculture is crucial for investors when assessing the feasibility of an aquaculture investment. Unfortunately, such information has been scarce in Nigeria. The economic analysis of fish farming in Osun State, South-Western Nigeria was therefore carried out using data collected from seventy two randomly selected fish...
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    Research Paper
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    Farming in Osun State, South-Western Nigeria John Bunmi Olasunkanmi (PhD) Department of Fisheries and

  • Policy Options for Management of Highly Migratory Fish Stocks in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean

    Creator:
    Kennedy, John
    Abstract:
    Highly migratory fish stocks in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean are an important source of income for those Pacific island nations through whose economic zones the stocks pass, and for distant water fishing nations that target the stocks. Although the tropical stocks have been regarded in the past as...
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    Research Paper
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    FISH STOCKS IN THE WESTERN AND CENTRAL PACIFIC OCEAN John Kennedy School of Business, La Trobe

  • Quotas And Beyond: The Continuing Evolution of Fishing Rights

    Creator:
    Pearse, Peter H.
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    Speech
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    Continuing Evolution of Fishing Rights Peter H. Pearse1 Introduction It is a singular honour to have been

  • The Future of the Market Based Approach Towards UK Quota Management - The Case of the Shetland Isles

    Creator:
    Anderson, John
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    Community quota schemes (CQS) have been introduced in some UK fishery dependent areas in an attempt to address the detrimental effects of the current market based approach to quota management. The most established and largest scheme operates in the Shetland Isles, where there was concern quota holdings could be traded...
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    Research Paper
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    THE SHETLAND ISLES John Anderson, Sea Fish Industry Authority, john_anderson@seafish.co.uk

  • Capacity, Excess Capacity, and Fisheries Management

    Creator:
    Ward, John
    Abstract:
    Excess capacity results because fishermen do not have an incentive to conserve fish in-the-sea causing them to over-invest in the capital used to harvest fish as well as other production or factor inputs.1 Excess capacity like overcapitalization and overfishing is a symptom of our regulated, open access fishery management system....
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    Conference Proceeding
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    Proceedings Capacity, Excess Capacity, and Fisheries Management John Ward Office of Science and Technology