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Creator:: Walmsley, Suzannah, Rodmell, Dale, Armstrong, Bertie, Chikwama, Cornelius, Tinch, Robert, Anderson, Shannon, Arthur, Robert, and Mangi, Stephen
Abstract:: Fisheries are recognised to provide important contributions to the economy, through the creation of jobs, growth and GVA from both the catching sector and associated supply chain activities. They also provide social benefits, through individual well-being, contributions to strong communities, and knock-on benefits through supply chains. However, in national terms...
Full Text:: ; Tinch, Robert 5 ; Anderson, Shannon 5 ; Arthur, Robert 6 and Mangi, Stephen 7 . 1 ABPmer Ltd

Creator:: Mangi, Stephen, Kenny, Andrew, Readdy, Lisa, Posen, Paulette, Ribeiro-Santos, Ana, Neat, Francis, and Burns, Finlay
Abstract:: Economic impact assessment methodology was applied to UK fisheries data to better understand the implications of European Commission proposals for fishing for deep-sea stocks in the North-East Atlantic under the CFP. The aim was to assist the UK fishing industry and Government in evaluating the most effective options to manage...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: for deep sea fishing: UK case study Stephen Mangi, Andrew Kenny, Lisa Readdy, Paulette Posen, Ana

Creator:: Walmsley, Suzannah, Rodmell, Dale, Armstrong, Bertie, Chikwama, Cornelius, Tinch, Robert, Anderson, Shannon, Arthur, Robert, and Mangi, Stephen
Abstract:: Fisheries are recognised to provide important contributions to the economy, through the creation of jobs, growth and GVA from both the catching sector and associated supply chain activities. They also provide social benefits, through individual well-being, contributions to strong communities, and knock-on benefits through supply chains. However, in national terms...

Creator:: Walmsley, Suzannah, Rodmell, Dale, Armstrong, Bertie, Chikwama, Cornelius, Tinch, Robert, Anderson, Shannon, Arthur, Robert, and Mangi, Stephen
Abstract:: Fisheries are recognised to provide important contributions to the economy, through the creation of jobs, growth and GVA from both the catching sector and associated supply chain activities. They also provide social benefits, through individual well-being, contributions to strong communities, and knock-on benefits through supply chains. However, in national terms...
Resource Type:: Conference Proceeding and Presentation

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