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Health Insurance Coverage and Commercial Fishing in North Carolina

Creator:: Crosson, Scott
Abstract:: Commercial fishing is generally hazardous, but some types of commercial fishing are more dangerous than other types. Since much of the fishing industry is composed of small family-owned businesses, commercial fishermen have to rely on the private health insurance markets, health insurance offered through a landside job, spouses’ plans, social...
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Full Text:: Health Insurance Coverage and Commercial Fishing in North Carolina Scott

Do conventional prescriptions of the rights-based fishing literature pose legal and political impediments to policy change?

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:: - based fishing literature pose legal and political impediments to policy change ? By Scott C

An Efficient and Distributionally Neutral IFQ Design

Creator:: Zhang, Xingguo, Matulich, Scott C., and Inaba, Fred
Abstract:: A two-stage, distributionally neutral and efficient rationalization policy design—one that preserves the ex ante wealth distribution—is developed by blending elements of a cooperative and a partnership. It is formally proven that there is no impediment to win-win rationalization using only IFQs allocated only to harvesters. The design creates a bilateral...
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Full Text:: @mail.wsu.edu Scott C. Matulich, Washington State University, matulich@wsu.edu Fred Inaba, Washington State

Applying a Bioeconomic Model to Recreational Fisheries Management in the Northeast U.S.: The Good, the Bad, and the Just Plain Ugly

Creator:: Steinback, Scott, Lee, Min-Yang, and Wallmo, Kristy
Abstract:: This research combines a utility-theory consistent model of demand for recreational fishing trips with an age-structured stock dynamics model to provide policy relevant advice to managers of the groundfish fishery in the Northeast United States. We provide an overview of the model and describe the challenges encountered with using this...
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Full Text:: , Scott Steinback1, and Kristy Wallmo2 1NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center, Woods Hole, MA 2NOAA

The Economic Importance of Marine Angler Expenditures in the United States; Selected Results

Creator:: Gentner, Brad, Steinback, Scott, and Castle, Jeremy
Abstract:: In 1998, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) launched a series of marine recreational angler expenditure survey in the Northeast (NE) management region (Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia). This series was extended to the Southeast (SE) management region (North Carolina,...
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Full Text:: Division Scott Steinback; NMFS Northeast Fisheries Science Center Jeremy Castle; NMFS Fisheries Statistics

Focus! it's the consumer that counts: new perspectives on the role of consumers in aquaculture decision making

Creator:: Young, James A., Muir, James F., and Smith, Andrew P.
Abstract:: In developed country markets, the consideration of consumer wants has not been prominent hitherto in aquaculture production decisions. Like capture fisheries aquaculture has been product driven. This supply-side focus reflects an emphasis upon technical solutions to the production and capacity problems of high unit value (HUV) species culture. Whilst this...
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Full Text:: [2] and Andrew P Smith3[3] Abstract In developed country markets, the consideration of

Membership attitudes to the evolving role of E.U. fish producers' organisations : subsidiarity or subordination in Shetland?

Creator:: Muir, James F., Young, James A., and Smith, Andrew P.
Abstract:: As the various mechanisms of fisheries resources management have matured, fishermen increasingly have responded by devising and developing different forms of collective representation. Within the European Union (EU), Producer's organisation (POs) provide a voluntary organisational structure which has evolved since its inception in the 1970s. During the intervening period, POs...
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Full Text:: ] and Andrew P Smith[3] Acknowledgements The authors would like to acknowledge the support of J.H

The death rattle of open access and the advent of property rights regimes in fisheries

Creator:: Christy, Francis T.
Abstract:: In considering fisheries regulation in the next decade, I make a concluding point that may become a major theme. This is that individual permanent catch quotas of a regulator-determined TAC are only a stage in the development of management from licensing to private rights (Scott 1989). The condition of open...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: private rights (Scott 1989). The condition of open access in fisheries is widely accepted as the cause

Evaluation of importance of Orinoco Sailfin Catfish (Pterygoplichthys multiradiatus) as a food source

Creator:: Ariyarathna, Durayalage Suseema, Ahmad, Shakeela Begum Nasir, Jinadasa, Badigama Kamkanange Kolitha Kamal, Wickramasinghe, Indira, and Jayawardena, J.H.K.N.
Abstract:: The Orinoco Sailfin Catfish (OSC) is an invasive fish species introduced into local water bodies through the ornamental fish industry in Sri Lanka. Freshwater aquaculture is a key element that strengthens the rural economy while fulfilling nutritional needs of rural populations. At present, growth of OSC is adversely affecting the...
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Full Text:: ., Valdez C.A., Scott P., and Ross L. (2010). Tentative solutions to an alien species invasion from

Resource management and trade policies: a two-country general equilibrium model of trade in renewable natural resource

Creator:: Emami, Ali and Johnston, Richard S.
Abstract:: Most trade literature is concerned with gains from free trade under the assumption that traded goods are produced under complete property rights. Seldom have researchers examined the consequences of free trade in the presence of incomplete property rights over renewable natural resources. In this paper, we explore these consequences. In...
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Full Text:: Brander and Scott Taylor. Its title is "International Trade Between Consumer and Conservationist Countries

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Health Insurance Coverage and Commercial Fishing in North Carolina

Do conventional prescriptions of the rights-based fishing literature pose legal and political impediments to policy change?

An Efficient and Distributionally Neutral IFQ Design

Applying a Bioeconomic Model to Recreational Fisheries Management in the Northeast U.S.: The Good, the Bad, and the Just Plain Ugly

The Economic Importance of Marine Angler Expenditures in the United States; Selected Results

Focus! it's the consumer that counts: new perspectives on the role of consumers in aquaculture decision making

Membership attitudes to the evolving role of E.U. fish producers' organisations : subsidiarity or subordination in Shetland?

The death rattle of open access and the advent of property rights regimes in fisheries

Evaluation of importance of Orinoco Sailfin Catfish (Pterygoplichthys multiradiatus) as a food source

Resource management and trade policies: a two-country general equilibrium model of trade in renewable natural resource

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