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Effects of Catfish and Crawfish Imports on U.S. Domestic Prices

Creator:: Kennedy, P. Lynn and Lee, Young-Jae
Abstract:: Recent increases in imports of catfish and crawfish have caused concern as to their impact on domestic prices. This study identifies the linkages between imports of these goods and U.S. producer prices. Increases in imports of catfish are shown to decrease related domestic prices. However, recent trends show a simultaneous...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: State University, lkennedy@agcenter.lsu.edu Young-Jae Lee, Louisiana State University, ylee2@lsu.edu

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...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Publications. Oxford 118pp. Dixon M- Haylor G&. Young J-A. (1993) An investigation of the market potential

Knowledge is Power? The role of market information in value creation by developing country aquaculture producers

Creator:: Kelling, Ingrid and Young, James A.
Abstract:: International seafood trade takes place through value chains that link production in developing countries to developed country markets. As a result of the emergence of the global value chain analytical framework from the political economy of development (and underdevelopment) approach, value chain analysis has traditionally maintained a production orientation to...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: PRODUCERS Ingrid Kelling Consultant ingrid.kelling@gmail.com James A. Young Professor of Applied

Payments for Ecosystem Services - A fisheries and aquaculture perspective

Creator:: Young, Cassandra and Ottaviani, Daniela
Abstract:: Payments for ecosystem services (PES) are positive incentives offered to producers or resource owners in exchange for the provision of a given ecosystem service, such as biodiversity, water regulation, food, recreation and tourism. Interest in applying this economic instrument within the aquatic ecosystems has increased alongside a growing interest in...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: PowerPoint Presentation Cassandra De Young and Daniela

Local Markets, Global Chains: How is Sustainability Created in Seafood Supply Chains from Asia to Europe?

Creator:: Kelling, Ingrid and Young, James
Abstract:: The fairness and inclusiveness of globalization in seafood trade is coming under increased scrutiny due to economic, social and environmental impacts created as trade has expanded, often leading to imbalances among nations. The European Union is the most important world market for the consumption of seafood. Despite the construction of...
Resource Type:: Other
Full Text:: ? Ingrid Kelling*, James Young* *University of Stirling Abstract The fairness and inclusiveness of

Vulnerability assessments in fisheries social-ecological systems: some experiences in their development and implementation for adaptation planning

Creator:: De Young, Cassandra and Brugere, Cecile
Abstract:: Vulnerability assessments play an important role in the climate change adaptation process in that they link physical changes (either current or projected) with the ability of aquatic and human systems to cope or benefit from such change. In general, a vulnerability assessment helps to target adaptation actions by better understanding...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: Results of a PaCFA workshop Cassandra De Young (FAO), Eddie Allison (UEA), Cécile Brugère (FAO

A Bioeconomic Model of Partial Closures and Habitat Effects - The Case of a Migratory Fish Species

Creator:: Armstrong, Claire W., Armstrong, Richard J., and Reithe, Siv
Abstract:: A bioeconomic model allowing different degrees of harvesting closures for two sub-stocks consisting of mature and immature fish is presented. Hence the model opens for partial closures of fisheries on both sub-stocks. Migration between the two sub-stocks is defined as recruitment of the young to the mature sub-stock, and egg...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: . Hence the fact that young fish mature/migrate into the mature fish group, resulting in a reduction in

Open Access Performance When Vessels Use Profit Goal Behavior

Creator:: Anderson, Lee G.
Abstract:: While most bioeconomic models assume that vessel operators use profit maximizing behavior, it is sometimes argued that participants use other operational goals. The purpose of this paper is to compare how vessel behavior, the bioeconomic equilibrium and the path to achieve it are changed if participants use profit goal behavior....
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: Goal Behavior Lee G. Anderson College of Marine Studies University of Delaware Abstract. While most

Faustmann in the Sea Optimal Rotation in Aquaculture

Creator:: Guttormsen, Atle G.
Abstract:: In this paper an extended version of the well-known Faustmann model is developed for solving the rotation problem in fish farming. Two particularly important aspects of the problem are emphasized: namely first, the possibilities for cycles in relative price relationships and second, the problem with limitations in release time for...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: of feeding n fish from tw to 1tw + kilos, and finally, g is the growth rate as a function of

Experimental Testbedding Institutions for Tradable Fishing Allowances

Creator:: Anderson, Christopher and Sutinen, Jon G.
Abstract:: The objective of this paper is to illustrate that economic institutions matter, i.e., that different rules of trade present different incentives for bidding, asking and trading in new markets, and that these different incentives lead to different price discovery patterns which yield materially different outcomes. In a laboratory tradable fishing...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: . Smith, V., G. Suchanek and A. Williams. 1988. Bubbles, Crashes and Endogenous Expectations in

Developing Case Studies for Fishery Management Training

Creator:: Jodice, Laura and Brown, Lew G.
Abstract:: The top business management educators consider case teaching to be a highly effective means for building critical decision-making skills in future managers. Although this method holds significant potential, it is not commonly used in fisheries management education and training. The Training Mangers for 21st Century Fisheries Initiative has identified development...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: , Coastal Oregon Marine Experiment Station, Oregon State University, gil.sylvia@oregonstate.edu Lew G

Artisanal fishing in the Galapagos

Creator:: Anderson, Lee G. and Wiley, Tracey L.
Abstract:: El Archipielago de Colon, more commonly known as the Galapagos Islands, is a province of Ecuador located about 600 miles off the coast of South America. It consists of approximately 45 volcanic islands (15 major and 30 minor) plus scores of smaller islets and rocks. The total land area is...
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Full Text:: ." Boletin Informativo del Instituto Nacional de Pesca 1(2). 4. Broadus, J. M, I- Pires, A. G, Gaines, C

Empirical Analysis of the Transboundary Dynamics for Georges Bank Groundfish

Creator:: Soboil, Mark Lucas and Sutinen, Jon G.
Abstract:: This paper presents an empirical model of Georges Bank transboundary groundfish fishery, and reports results of a dynamic bioeconomic simulation used to evaluate the consequences of alternative management strategies for the multispecies fishery. Since the distribution of the stocks of the principal groundfish resources involves substantial movement and migration across...
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Full Text:: presents an empirical model of Georges Bank transboundary groundfish fishery, and reports results of a

An Empirical Analysis of New Zealand's ITQ Markets

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:: Richard G. Newell, Resources for the Future, Washington, DC James N. Sanchirico, Resources for the Future

Toward a Positive Feedback between Fish Abundance and Dense Forest to Enhance Biodiversity: Responsible Fisheries from a Viewpoint of Nutrient Cycling

Creator:: Murota, Takeshi
Abstract:: Traditionally, fish has been considered as an item for direct or indirect human use (food, fertilizer, fishmeal and so on). Recently increasing number of studies on anadromous salmon in North America and Japan, however, suggest that fish could also support biodiversity. Marine-derived nutrients (MDN) are important contributors to maintain or...
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Full Text:: food for crayfish which are the main food for young salmon. Of course, after the eruption, there was a

A group analysis of fishermen perception of the stakes for the future of fisheries in Europe: results of a postal survey

Creator:: Raux, Pascal, Metz, Sebastien, and Bailly, Denis
Abstract:: For three years, a multidisciplinary group of researchers in social sciences, has analysed the Ethical, Legal and Social Aspects of fisheries management in Europe. In the framework of this ELSA Pêche programme funded under the ELSA line of the FAIR research programme of the European Commission (DG XII, Research), a...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: reinforced by a trend to an ageing fleet as the recruitment of young fishers has to face less attractive

Food selection preference of different stages of black tiger shrimp Penaeus monodon Fabricius in tropical ponds

Creator:: Abu Hena, Mustafa Kamal, Hishamuddin, O., Misri K., and Faridah A.
Abstract:: The shrimp culture industry has been progressing steadily in many countries during the past decade due to its potential economic value. beside the progress of culture, considerable research finding was implemented to formulate diets, whereas, studies on the contribution of natural diets to shrimp growth in earthen ponds are still...
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Etat des connaissances sur la nouvelle pêcherie artisanale au thon rouge géant dans la région de Ksar Sghir

Creator:: Srour, A. and Fushimi, H.
Abstract:: Au Maroc, la pêche des thonidés s’effectue essentiellement lors des migrations de ces espèces le long des côtes marocaines, soit de l'Atlantique vers la Méditerranée durant la période Avril à Juin et dans le sens inverse durant la période allant de Juillet à Octobre. Les espèces de thonidés capturées par...
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Full Text:: Méditerranée durant la période Avril à Juin et dans le sens inverse durant la période allant de Juillet à

The Optimal Recovery of a Semelparous Fish Population with Delayed Recruitment

Creator:: Doole, Graeme J. and Alexander, Robert R.
Abstract:: Annual recruitment of the New Zealand longfin eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) has decreased by around 75 percent since heavy levels of commercial fishing began in the early 1970s. Given the unsustainability of existing regulatory policy, a deterministic multiple-cohort bioeconomic model is developed and applied to this system to gain insight into...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: also introducing a delay between spawning and the recruitment of young. Longfin eels are also

Culture of Tiger Shrimp Peneaus monodon Fabricius Using Probiotics in Brackish Water Pond at Perak, Malaysia

Creator:: Abu Hena, Mustafa Kamal, Hishamuddin, O., Misri K., and Faridah A.
Abstract:: The growth of tiger shrimp P. monodon and physicochemical factors of pond water and sediment were observed in tropical climate using bacterial products called probiotics. No improvement in shrimp growth and water quality was noted compare to other reported studies. The organic matter (OM) and total sulfur (TS) of pond...
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Full Text:: sediment containing 40% clay and 5% organic matter has a CEC of 14.1 meq/100 g. This value is within the

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Effects of Catfish and Crawfish Imports on U.S. Domestic Prices

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

Knowledge is Power? The role of market information in value creation by developing country aquaculture producers

Payments for Ecosystem Services - A fisheries and aquaculture perspective

Local Markets, Global Chains: How is Sustainability Created in Seafood Supply Chains from Asia to Europe?

Vulnerability assessments in fisheries social-ecological systems: some experiences in their development and implementation for adaptation planning

A Bioeconomic Model of Partial Closures and Habitat Effects - The Case of a Migratory Fish Species

Open Access Performance When Vessels Use Profit Goal Behavior

Faustmann in the Sea Optimal Rotation in Aquaculture

Experimental Testbedding Institutions for Tradable Fishing Allowances

Developing Case Studies for Fishery Management Training

Artisanal fishing in the Galapagos

Empirical Analysis of the Transboundary Dynamics for Georges Bank Groundfish

An Empirical Analysis of New Zealand's ITQ Markets

Toward a Positive Feedback between Fish Abundance and Dense Forest to Enhance Biodiversity: Responsible Fisheries from a Viewpoint of Nutrient Cycling

A group analysis of fishermen perception of the stakes for the future of fisheries in Europe: results of a postal survey

Food selection preference of different stages of black tiger shrimp Penaeus monodon Fabricius in tropical ponds

Etat des connaissances sur la nouvelle pêcherie artisanale au thon rouge géant dans la région de Ksar Sghir

The Optimal Recovery of a Semelparous Fish Population with Delayed Recruitment

Culture of Tiger Shrimp Peneaus monodon Fabricius Using Probiotics in Brackish Water Pond at Perak, Malaysia

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