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Creator:: Wachsman, Yoav
Abstract:: Coastal nations can impose conditions of use on foreign fishing firms that operate in their Exclusive Economic Zone. We develop a game-theoretical model in which a fishery owner maximizes the revenue that it collects from firms that operate in its EEZ by charging them a fishing fee. We find that...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: EEZ and selects a fee that maximizes net return. Key Words: Renewable Resources, Fisheries Management

Creator:: Vestergaard, Niels and Squires, Dale
Abstract:: This paper contributes to the literature on economic efficiency, technical change, bioeconomic modeling, and renewable resource economics in general by introducing output-oriented Debreu-Farrell technical inefficiency and technical progress into normative static and dynamic bioeconomic models of a fishery and examines the economic and policy ramifications for the open-access Nash and...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: of fish. We examine a modified Golden Rule or fundamental equation of renewable resource economics

Creator:: Flaaten, Ola and Schulz, Carl Erik
Abstract:: The majority of monitored fish stocks globally is fully or over exploited, that is, at or below their maximum sustainable yield stock levels. Despite this resource situation international trade in fish products have been increasing for a long time. An export tax on fish and fish products, as an alternative...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: TRIPLE WIN FOR TRADE IN RENEWABLE RESOURCE GOODS BY USE OF

Creator:: Emami, Ali, Johnston, Richard S., and Mikesell, Raymond F.
Abstract:: In recent years, considerable attention has been given to the effects of removing trade restrictions on natural resource utilization and on poverty, especially in developing countries. Our paper adds to the growing body of conceptual work to show conditions under which a developing country that, in isolation, is unable to...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: producing good H (a renewable resource, for example, fish) and an “all other goods” sector M . Each sector

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