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Creator:: Martinet, Vincent, Thebaud, Olivier, and Doyen, Luc
Abstract:: In this paper, we study recovering processes for fisheries facing crisis or over-exploitation of a marine renewable resource. We examine how to restore resource stocks and modify the economic characteristics of the fleet in order to put on a sustainable exploitation system, near of some maximal standard as the Maximum...
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Full Text:: Portsmouth Proceedings 1 RECOVERING SUSTAINABLE FISHERIES Vincent Martinet, IFREMER - Marine Economics

Creator:: Hariharan, Aneesh, Gallucci, Vincent, Anderson, Chris, McFarlane, Sandy, and Fluharty, David
Abstract:: The Pacific sardine fishery is shared but independently managed by three nations: Canada, USA and Mexico. As a result, potential conflict scenarios may arise. A stochastic optimal control methodology is presented to analyze potential conflict scenarios by first considering a deterministic logistic stock growth function and adding a stochastic term,...
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Full Text:: fishery with environmental stochasticity. Aneesh Hariharan*, Vincent Gallucci*, Chris Anderson*, Dave

Creator:: Di.illo, Mamadoui, Moussa, Mitininno, Roger Patrick, Solié, et Kope, and Fauterl, Vincent
Abstract:: Cet article s'intéresse au système de commercialisation des produits halieutiques en Guinée, La commercialisation des produits halieutiques fait actuellement l'objet d'une attention toute particulière des autorités guinéennes dans le cadre de la politique de développement du secteur des pèches. Le souci du gouvernement de disposer d'éléments d'analyse permettant de mener...
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Full Text:: Di.illoa. Vincent Fauterlb . Roger Patrick Mitininnoa et Kopé Soliéa a Centre National des Sciences

Creator:: Coglan, Louisa and Pascoe, Sean
Abstract:: Fishers are faced with multiple risks, including unpredictability of future catch rates, prices and costs. While the latter are largely beyond the control of fisheries managers, effective fisheries management should reduce uncertainty about future catches while also enhancing profitability. Different management instruments are likely to have different impacts on the...
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Creator:: Petersen, Elizabeth Helen, Muldoon, Geoffrey, and Johnston, Brian
Abstract:: Reef fish traded alive for table food is a high value-to-volume fishery, with demand centred in luxury markets in Hong Kong and southern mainland China. Approximately twenty countries in the Asia-Pacific region supply these markets. A number of economic, environmental and social issues have arisen from the trade; including the...
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Full Text:: and Vincent (2002) estimate that 60 percent of the international trade goes to Hong Kong, with as

Creator:: Herrera, Guillermo and Hoagland, Porter
Abstract:: The activity of commercial whaling is contentious, drawing the ire of animal rights and conservation groups who threaten boycotts of whaling nations' products. Whaling also has opportunity costs: in addition to existence value, whales provide nonextractive use values, i.e. whale watching. On the other hand, proponents of whaling argue many...
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Creator:: Petersen, Elizabeth
Abstract:: Wholesale demand systems for live reef food fish in Hong Kong are analysed using the Linear Approximate Almost Ideal Demand System (LA/AIDS). Results suggest that price elasticities of demand are inelastic, with relatively high-valued species exhibiting greater elasticity than relatively low-valued species. Cross price elasticities are negative suggesting that different...
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Full Text:: 60 percent of the international trade is exported to Hong Kong (Sadovy and Vincent, 2002), amounting

Creator:: Haughton, Milton Oswald
Abstract:: Conventional management approaches have not been successful in protecting fisheries resources from decline either globally or in the Caribbean. Over the past 20 years co-management has emerged as a dominant paradigm when thinking about responsible fisheries in the Caribbean. At the same time there has been growing recognisition of the...
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Full Text:: , St. Vincent and the Grenadines, The Bahamas, Trinidad and Tobago, and Suriname IIFET 2004 Japan

Creator:: Le Gallic, Betrand
Abstract:: Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated (IUU) fishing activities are a threat for both the marine environment and society. By undermining effective management systems, IUU fishing activities not only generate harmful effects on economic and social welfare, but also reduce the incentives to comply with rules. The issue of IUU fishing has...
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Creator:: Stern-Pirlot, Amanda and Froese, Rainer
Abstract:: As early as 1491 in an Act of Parliament during the reign of Henry VII of England, overfishing and the capture of juveniles were recognized as root causes of declining fish catches, and since then, minimum capture sizes, closed seasons and areas, and gear restrictions have been implemented to address...
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Full Text:: . Bjorndal, L.W. Botsford, B.J. Bourque, R.H. Bradbury, R. Cooke, J. Earlandson, J. Estes, C.H. Peterson

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