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

Creator:: Wilson, James R.
Abstract:: 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...
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL TRANSFERS LEAD TO RESPONSIBLE FISHING? A (NEW) TRADE THEORY PARABLE James R

A Comparative Study of Salmon Aquaculture Site Attribution by Public Agencies in Eastern Canada and, Maine, USA (Hoop Jumping vs. Opportunity Cost pricing)

Creator:: Boudribila, Youssef and Wilson, James R.
Abstract:: We focus on problems of access to marine sites for aquaculture in different countries, particularly in Maine, U.S.A. and Canada. The main question examined is how public natural goods (marine space) are allocated for aquaculture activities. Using ideas from law and economics, as well as institutional economics, we looked at...
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Full Text:: AND, MAINE, USA (HOOP JUMPING VS. OPPORTUNITY COST PRICING) Youssef Boudribilaa James R. Wilsonb

Can Self-thinning Be Used as a Production Control Mechanism? The Case of Mussel Farming in Quebec

Creator:: Bilodeau, Francis, Wilson, James R., and Fréchette, Marcel
Abstract:: A bio-economic model, based on Faustmann rotation, was developed to analyze the relevance of removing thinning activities which are part of the dominant technology used in blue mussel production in Canada. Removing these density control activities (thinning) seemed a profitable option to producers. It was thought that this collector line...
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Full Text:: , francis_bilodeau@hotmail.com James R. Wilson, UQAR, james_Wilson@uqar.qc.ca Marcel Fréchette, DFO-MPO, FrechetteM

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

Creator:: James, Michelle
Abstract:: 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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Full Text:: Michelle James, Underwater Harvesters Association, mdjames@telus.net ABSTRACT The geoduck fishery in

Influence de la taille et dea la saison de pêche sur les qualités organoleptiques des palourdes de l'atlantique (spisula solidissima) et la volonté à payer du consommateur

Creator:: Adambounou, Lucien Têvi, Paradis, Carole, Wilsorr, James R., and Frechette, Marcel
Abstract:: Dans un marché de libre concurrence, certains paramètres tels que la saison de pêche et la taille des produits halieutiques ont une très grande importance sur la fixation des prix et la volonté à payer du consommateur. Afin de valider ces données, des échantillons de palourdes de l'Atlantique (Spisula solidissima),...
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Full Text:: la volonté à payer du consommateur. Lucien Têvi Adambounou1, Carole Paradis1, James R

Quota Market Efficiency: The New Zealand Annual Catch Entitlement (ACE) Market

Creator:: Stewart, James and Leaver, Jonathan
Abstract:: "An assessment of quota market efficiency: The New Zealand Annual Catch Entitlement (ACE) market Balancing actual catch with Annual Catch Entitlement (ACE) is crucial to the efficient operation of the New Zealand Quota Management System (QMS). ACE market efficiency is dependent on the existence of ACE prices that reflect all...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: James Stewart >>UNITEC INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY >>DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING & FINANCE • Information on

Community-Based Sport Fishing as a Sustainable Development Path in Remote Regions in Developing Countries

Creator:: Kahn, James and Freitas, Carlos
Abstract:: Remote regions in developing countries have often not shared in the increase in income and quality of life associated with economic growth in the industrial and service sectors. This is particularly true in countries with a rapidly developing economy and middle class, such as Brazil. Remote regions remained trapped in...
Resource Type:: Presentation
Full Text:: July 7-11, 2014, Brisbane, Australia James R. Kahn Environmental Studies / Economics Dept Washington

Fishermen, Markets, and Population Diversity

Creator:: Jardine, Sunny and Sanchirico, James N.
Abstract:: 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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Full Text:: . Jardine University of Delaware School of Marine Science and Policy James N. Sanchirico University of

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...
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Full Text:: PRODUCERS Ingrid Kelling Consultant ingrid.kelling@gmail.com James A. Young Professor of Applied

Designing Management Alternatives for the U.S. Atlantic Sea Scallop Fishery: Potential Contribution of Stock Enhancement Programs and Rotation of Fishing Areas

Creator:: Valderrama, Diego and Anderson, James L.
Abstract:: Atlantic Sea scallops have historically supported the second most valuable fishery in the northeastern United States. Intense fishing pressure during the early 1990s led to drastic decreases in population biomass and commercial landings. Total harvest, which exceeded 17,000 metric tons (MT) in 1990, declined to around 7,300 MT in 1993....
Resource Type:: Research Paper
Full Text:: CONTRIBUTION OF STOCK ENHANCEMENT PROGRAMS AND ROTATION OF FISHING AREAS Diego Valderrama and James L

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

A Comparative Study of Salmon Aquaculture Site Attribution by Public Agencies in Eastern Canada and, Maine, USA (Hoop Jumping vs. Opportunity Cost pricing)

Can Self-thinning Be Used as a Production Control Mechanism? The Case of Mussel Farming in Quebec

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

Influence de la taille et dea la saison de pêche sur les qualités organoleptiques des palourdes de l'atlantique (spisula solidissima) et la volonté à payer du consommateur

Quota Market Efficiency: The New Zealand Annual Catch Entitlement (ACE) Market

Community-Based Sport Fishing as a Sustainable Development Path in Remote Regions in Developing Countries

Fishermen, Markets, and Population Diversity

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

Designing Management Alternatives for the U.S. Atlantic Sea Scallop Fishery: Potential Contribution of Stock Enhancement Programs and Rotation of Fishing Areas

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