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Creator:: Sweeney, Jonathan, Howitt, Richard, Chan, HingLing, Pan, Minling, and Leung, PingSun
Abstract:: We present a positive mathematical programming model (PMP) for Hawaii's longline fishing fleet with the aim of examining the outcome of specific fishery policies. This model expands an earlier model which developed a generalized adaptation of the PMP framework to study fisheries. The current model provides managers with a realistic...
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Creator:: Chen, Jessie, Haws, Maria, Fong, Quentin, and Leung, PingSun
Abstract:: While studies have long examined the economic viability of oyster industries along the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of the mainland United States, Hawai`i has had no industry to speak of in decades. The Pacific oyster, <i>Crassostrea gigas</i>, is being cultivated in a traditional Hawaiian fishpond for the first time, providing...
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Creator:: Cai, Junning, Huang, Hui, and Leung, PingSun
Abstract:: The contribution of aquaculture and/or fisheries to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) directly or indirectly are essential indicators for policymakers to assess the sector's economic performance and make informed policies or decisions that can affect the level of political and financial support to the sector, and hence, its development pace. Despite...
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Creator:: Cai, Junning, Leung, PingSun, Yuan, Xinhua, Yuan, Yongming, and Luo, Yongju
Abstract:: Tilapia is the world's most popular aquaculture species farmed mostly in earthen ponds. Experience in China (the largest tilapia farming country) is used to develop and calibrate a bio-economic model on intensive tilapia pond culture. The model is used to simulate the impacts of climate, technical and/or financial factors on...
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Creator:: Cai, Junning and Leung, PingSun
Abstract:: There are perennial efforts in forecasting future fish supply and demand (e.g. the IFPRI Fish to 2020 model, the OECD-FAO Fish Model and the WB-IFPRI-FAO Fish to 2030 model). A panel model is developed to estimate a country's fish demand in the future. Instead of using a country's' own historical...
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