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Creator:: Nielsen, Max
Abstract:: Recent research has warned that liberalising trade in capture fishery products originating from inefficient managed fisheries might cause over-exploitation, reduced fish stocks and thereby reduced steady state welfare. This paper qualifies the warning in a case study of the East Baltic cod market by introducing a quantitative supply model of...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Microsoft Word - Nielsen IIFET 2004 paper Final.doc IIFET

Creator:: Nielsen, Max
Abstract:: Traditional economic theory states that liberalising trade and moving to freer trade in conventional goods improves global welfare, as well as improving welfare in small countries. It also states that large countries only through the active use of their trade policies can maximise their welfare. However, these results are modified...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Max Nielsen, Danish Research Institute of Food Economics1, max@foi.dk. Abstract: Traditional economic

Creator:: Ankamah-Yeboah, Isaac, Nielsen, Rasmus, and Nielsen, Max
Abstract:: This study examines price formation of the internationally traded salmon futures exchange. The results show that the futures market price provides the expected role of leading the spot market price. Further, the futures market is efficient but hindered by the presence of risk premium that biases the forecast ability. The...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: : Isaac Ankamah-Yeboah, Max Nielsen and Rasmus Nielsen Respective contacts: iay@ifro.ku.dk (+45 35333755

Creator:: Nielsen, Jesper Raakjær and Mathiesen, Christoph
Abstract:: This paper presents the results of a research project, which has focused on Danish fishers’ acceptance of imposed fisheries regulations and their respect for the management system. The analytical framework developed by Raakjær Nielsen (1998) and Raakjær Nielsen and Vedsmand (1999) has been used. The research has focused on three...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding
Full Text:: Fisheries Lessons from Danish Fisheries Jesper Raakjær Nielsen and Christoph Mathiesen a b Institute for

Creator:: Degnbol, Poul and Nielsen, Jesper Raakjær
Abstract:: There is an increasing realisation among fisheries managers that fisheries management must include participatory approaches, because fisheries management need to address complex issues including many interests, disciplines and issues. It is also becoming generally accepted that fisheries management cannot be based on simple predictability of nature and fisheries behaviour, but...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: (IFM) The North Sea Centre, 9850 Hirtshals, Denmark a pd@ifm.dk and b jrn@ifm.dk There is an

Creator:: Nielsen, Jesper Raakjær and Mathiesen, Christoph
Abstract:: Management of the Danish protein fisheries in the North Sea has during recent years become increasingly politicised, as various stakeholder groups are seeking influence on the decision-making process. In relation to management of the sand eel and Norway pout fisheries, two different issues are debated. In the sand eel fishery,...
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Full Text:: Nielsen, et al., 2002). If stakeholders have no management responsibilities, strong incentives for

Creator:: Akhtaruzzaman, Khan Md., Begum, Ratna, and Nielsen, Rasmus
Abstract:: Pangas is a relatively new and fast growing fish species, which has shown great potential in the Bangladesh aquaculture sector. However, large output variability is observed from farm to farm and from different locations, which may indicate that production risk and inefficiency is a problem in pangas farming. This study...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Begum Rasmus Nielsen E-mail: azkhan13@yahoo.com IIFET 2016 Aberdeen Scotland IIFET Conference 2016

Creator:: Bastardie, Francois, Nielsen, J. Rasmus, Fock, Heino O., Jonsson, Patrik, and Bartolino, Valerio
Abstract:: Maritime spatial planning and fishery management are likely to generate extra costs for the fisheries by constraining fishermen activity with conservation areas and new utilizations of the sea such as offshore windmill parks. Growing concerns for greener and energy efficient fisheries are also likely to alter existing fishing patterns already...
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Full Text:: DTU Francois Bastardie fba@aqua.dtu.dk J. Rasmus Nielsen

Creator:: Setala, Jari, Laitinen, Jukka, Virtanen, Jarno, Saarni, Kaija, Nielsen, Max, and Honkanen, Asmo
Abstract:: Freshwater fish species and Baltic salmon are important to small-scale fisheries in Finland and Sweden. The formerly local markets for these species have expanded as the food trade has been opened up to international competition. In this study we use cointegration analysis to test the spatial integration of freshwater fish...
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Full Text:: , kaija.saarni@rktl.fi Max Nielsen, Food and Resource Economics Institute, max@foi.dk Asmo Honkanen, Finnish

Creator:: Nielsen, Max, Setala, Jari, Laitinen, Jukka, Saarni, Kaija, Virtanen, Jarno, and Honkanen, Asmo
Abstract:: In this paper, a new test for causality in demand on markets supplied by both farmed and captured fish is presented. This method is applied on markets for trout and potential substitutes imported to Germany, to identify market delineation and causality in demand. It is found that markets for small...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: 1 INTEGRATION AND CAUSALITY IN DEMAND: FARMED TROUT IN GERMANY Max Nielsen, Institute of Food and

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