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  • Can Government Financial Transfers Ever Lead to Responsible Fishing? A (New) Trade Theory Parable

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    Wilson, James R.
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    Recent literature on trade in fisheries products and in factors of production for fishing can be used to ask when it might be welfare increasing to encourage government financial transfers (GFTs) in the fisheries. Using numerical techniques and assuming a small open one factor 2 good economy with production inefficiencies...
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    GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL TRANSFERS LEAD TO RESPONSIBLE FISHING? A (NEW) TRADE THEORY PARABLE James R

  • An Economic and Policy Assessment of Industry Funded Geoduck Enhancement in British Columbia

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    James, Michelle
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    The geoduck fishery in British Columbia has been managed by individual quotas since 1989. Individual quotas have fostered a co-operative management approach in the fishery, which is implemented through a non-profit society with membership made up of licence holders in the fishery. This non-profit society, the Underwater Harvesters Association (UHA),...
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    Michelle James, Underwater Harvesters Association, mdjames@telus.net ABSTRACT The geoduck fishery in

  • Using evolutionary economics to explain predator-prey anomalies in the fisheries or explaining micky mouse's ears

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    Wilson, James R.
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    The development of several sub-fields of general economics, including those of bounded rationality, institutional economics and the evolutionary economics, has expanded the scope and intensity of the dialogue both within economics, as well as between economists and other scientists. One of the more important preoccupations of early evolutionary economics was...
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    pradator-prey anomalies in the fisheries or explaining micky mouse's ears James R, Wilson

  • Co-management and Beyond: The British Columbia Experience

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    James, Michelle
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    In British Columbia “co-management agreements” are improving the sustainable management of many commercial fisheries. While some fisheries have fairly extensive co-management agreements which outline cost recovery, joint and separate roles and responsibilities for enforcement, science, and management, most do not. There are a number of important factors which have limited...
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    Experience Michelle James, Underwater Harvesters Association Abstract: In British Columbia “co-management

  • Evolution of Profitability and Fisher Attitudes 1990 - 2000 in the Irish Sea, - an Overfished Fishery

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    Hillis, J. P.
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    The Irish Sea, being an area fairly discrete and partially isolated from adjoining fishing grounds, lends itself well to research studies. The area is fished by Ireland and the United Kingdom, with limited effort by France and Belgium, and has been known to be overfished for quite a long time....
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    of the Sea. Copenhagen. ICES CM 2002/ACFM :02. 474 pp. Hillis, J. P. and R. Arnason, 1995. Why

  • Inefficient Decisions, Emergencies and the Benefits of Delegated Power: Measuring Commission Power in EC Fisheries Policy-Making

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    Rahming, Anne J.
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    The failure of the European Union’s Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) to develop a sustainable fishing environment for all member states is often blamed on the incompatibility of the territorial logic of national interests and the market forces of a de-territorialized European Union. Ironically, it is precisely this incompatibility that a...
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    Benefits of Delegated Power: Measuring Commission Power in EC Fisheries Policy-Making Anne J. Rahming

  • Economics of small-holder fish farming in Africa. A case study from Malawi

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    Steward, J. Alan
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    The global aquaculture industry has seen dramatic growth over the last two decades, and is forecast to become increasingly important into the next century. The aquaculture output, of the African continent, however, remains low at about 4% of the total. There is a perception of failure where donor assisted projects...
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    case study from Malawi J. Alan Stewart Institute of Aquaculture, University of Stirling

  • Pilot-Scale Production Economics of C. ariakensis Oysters in the Chesapeake Bay

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    Murray, Thomas J.
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    The Virginia Fishery Resource Grant Program funded a two year grow-out trial to assess the feasibility and economic activity associated with proposed introduction of non-native oysters in Virginia's Chesapeake Bay waters. This paper summarizes the results of the trials which were conducted to address two main objectives: determine the economic...
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    PILOT-SCALE PRODUCTION ECONOMICS OF C. ARIAKENSIS OYSTERS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY Thomas J. Murray

  • The Retail Demand for Demersal Fresh Fish in Great Britain

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    Revell, Brian James and Fousekis, Panos
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    Over the past 20 years, the demand for fish has changed markedly. The species prevalent in the consumption mix has altered to reflect the greater availability of farmed species such as salmon, and the decline in some of the more common marine-caught demersal species such as cod. This paper examines...
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    Japan Proceedings THE RETAIL DEMAND FOR DEMERSAL FRESH FISH IN GREAT BRITAIN Brian J Revella

  • Fishermen, Markets, and Population Diversity

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    Jardine, Sunny and Sanchirico, James N.
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    Fishing impacts biodiversity on multiple levels, potentially resulting in unintended feedbacks to economic performance of the fishery over time. For example, targeting observable traits within a population can impact genetic diversity, targeting populations within a species can impact population diversity, and targeting valuable species can impact biodiversity at the ecosystem...
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    . Jardine University of Delaware School of Marine Science and Policy James N. Sanchirico University of