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Creator:: Matulich, Scott C. and Macdonald, Jim
Abstract:: A serious impediment blocks advancement of individual transferable quota (ITQ) policy in the United States, particularly in North Pacific fisheries being considered for ITQ management. The traditional ITQ design, that allocates rights to only the harvesting sector, unintentionally expropriates wealth/property interests from the co-dependent-processing sector. This regulatory expropriation is a...
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Full Text:: system than under open access management, and not because ITQs increase their ability to pay. Less

Creator:: Hatche, Aaron
Abstract:: As a Member State of the European Community (EC), the United Kingdom's marine capture fisheries must be managed within the framework of the Community's common fisheries policy (see Box 1). Since 1983 this has included a system of annual total allowable catches (TACs) for most commercially important stocks within the...
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Full Text:: . Figure 1: ICES sea areas around the UK Development of the UK quota management system When

Creator:: Willmann, Rolf
Abstract:: An ITQ scheme has been shown to create a quota induced incentive for discarding of fish in excess of what is socially optimal. This finding is corroborated by empirical evidence in several ITQ managed fisheries. The incentive for discarding, over and above those expected in an unmanaged or input controlled...
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Full Text:: quota scheme- a preliminary examination of its suitability as a fisheries management technique

Creator:: Agundez, Jose A. and Brethes, Jean Claude
Abstract:: Setting aside the traditional simplistic “tragedy of the commons” notion, fisheries crises observed in the Northern Atlantic may be seen as the result of “mismatches” in the decision making process. The collapse of two fisheries, Atlantic Cod (Gadus morhua) in Canada and European Hake (Merluccius merluccius) in Europe, illustrate the...
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Full Text:: : Canadian cod, European hake, collapse, management system, market analysis INTRODUCTION In June 1992, the

Creator:: Newell, Richard G., Sanchirico, James N., and Kerr, Suzi
Abstract:: Fisheries worldwide continue to suffer from the negative consequences of open access. In 1986, New Zealand responded by establishing an individual transferable quota (ITQ) system that by 1998 included 33 species and more than 150 markets for fishing quotas. We assess these markets in terms of trends in market activity,...
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Full Text:: incidental catch of other stocks. Thus, fishermen operating under a quota management system will likely need

Creator:: Cashmore, David, Shallard, Bruce, Gibbs, Andrew, and Fernyhough, Paul
Abstract:: New Zealand has recently implemented major changes to its Fisheries management regimes including strengthening the quota based property right, devolving the delivery of quota registry services to the industry and developing new computer systems to support industry and government requirements. The success of these changes is due to a number...
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Full Text:: changes is due to a number of key factors including a property right based quota system, a single strong

Creator:: McClurg, Tom
Abstract:: Marine ecosystems are generally more extensive and complex than terrestrial ecosystems. Our understanding of the ecological relationships and biological processes within marine ecosystems is rudimentary but improving. In addition, our appreciation of the range of goods and services available from the marine environment and demand for competing economic uses of...
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Full Text:: transferable quota (ITQ), as attenuated by the New Zealand quota management system (QMS). 2 PROBLEMS OF MARINE

Creator:: Hersoug, Bjørn
Abstract:: New Zealand’s quota management system, the QMS, has for years been considered as one of the most successful rights-based fisheries management system in the world. Although the hard evidence is at best patchy, New Zealand’s fishing industry is performing well ahead of most competitors, both in economic, biological and administrative...
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Full Text:: @nfh.uit.no. Telephone +47 76 45547, fax:+47 776 46021 Abstract: New Zealand’s quota management system, the

Creator:: Peacey, Jonathan
Abstract:: Management of individual species in a multi-species fishery poses a number of challenges for fishery management systems, including the problem of managing fish bycatch. Fish bycatch is sometimes identified as a particular problem associated with management systems based on individual transferable quotas (ITQs) but this has not always proven to...
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Full Text:: challenges facing the management of multi-species fisheries. 2. NEW ZEALAND QUOTA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM The

Creator:: Reithe, Siv
Abstract:: This paper explores the issue of using marine reserves in combination with quotas as fisheries management tools. The underlying biological dynamics are described by a patchy environment model, in which a metapopulation is built up by linked sub-populations that are distributed across a set of spatially discrete habitats or patches....
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Full Text:: as Fisheries Management Tools: When does Marine Reserve Creation Pay? PAGE 6 6 I) Quota+reserve(1

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