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R<br />

FC<br />

2<br />

1<br />

pqx<br />

*<br />

Whereas the equilibrium incentive parameter for the cod fisheries is given in (33), the<br />

corresponding variable for the authorities is found by inserting (33) into (32). This yields;<br />

2<br />

MS<br />

2<br />

2<br />

MS<br />

2<br />

F<br />

2<br />

2<br />

F<br />

2<br />

2<br />

FC<br />

2<br />

MS<br />

2<br />

MS<br />

2<br />

F<br />

2 2<br />

F<br />

MS<br />

( ) ( ) pqx<br />

w *<br />

(48)<br />

The sign of (48) can not be determined unambiguously. If the cod fisheries are strongly<br />

negatively affected by the nephrops fisheries, i.e.<br />

FC<br />

*<br />

2 is high, w 2 will be low. The reason is<br />

that a high<br />

FC<br />

2 contribute to a high tax set by the cod fisheries, then in order to limit the<br />

deterring effect on effort in the nephrops fisheries the authorities set a low tax, or even a<br />

subsidy, that is w 0<br />

*<br />

2 . High economic interests on behalf of the authorities,<br />

MS<br />

2 has<br />

(partly) the same effect, as this means that the authorities are interested in promoting effort.<br />

The net incentive parameter, i.e. the aggregate of the two incentive parameters, is given by<br />

w 2 * *<br />

MS<br />

2 (<br />

F<br />

)<br />

MS<br />

F<br />

2 (<br />

MS<br />

)<br />

F<br />

FC<br />

2 pqx<br />

MS<br />

2 ( 2<br />

MS<br />

1)<br />

F<br />

2<br />

F<br />

2<br />

(49)<br />

2 2 2 2<br />

2 2 2 2<br />

The reaction functions show that whereas the authorities take the incentive scheme (parameter<br />

v) of the cod fisheries into consideration when fixing its incentive parameter, the same is not<br />

true for the cod fisheries. When the cod fisheries get a say in the <strong>management</strong> of the nephrops<br />

fisheries they set the incentive parameter independently of the authorities‟ regulations, <strong>and</strong><br />

from (33) it is easy to see that they set a tax on effort (v*>0). The authorities, on the other<br />

h<strong>and</strong>, in formulating their incentive scheme they first outdo some of what the cod fisheries<br />

have put into the scheme. This means that compared to a situation where the cod fisheries had<br />

no say in the <strong>management</strong> of the nephrops the authorities now reduce the incentive parameter.<br />

The reason is that the authorities in addition to having interests that imply to deter (tax) effort,<br />

they also have interests that imply to promote effort (economic <strong>and</strong> social interests). In order<br />

to moderate the effect of the cod fisheries‟ tax on effort they reduce their incentive parameter,<br />

which means either a lower tax or a higher subsidy, or a higher likelihood for subsidising the<br />

nephrops fisheries. They do this motivated of their economic <strong>and</strong> social interests.<br />

A4.3 The sardine purse seine fishery<br />

The objective functions of the authorities, fishers <strong>and</strong> MSC are now given by (7), where w is<br />

now substituted by w3 <strong>and</strong> μ by μ3, (2) has got an extra term given by<br />

substituted by ψ3. The objective function of the MSC is given by<br />

2 ( z zE)<br />

<strong>and</strong> ψ is<br />

MSC<br />

MSC<br />

MSC<br />

2<br />

M<br />

U 1 F(<br />

x)<br />

qxE 2 ( pqxE aE ) 3 ( E E ) ( z0<br />

Solving the model given by (1), (2) <strong>and</strong> (16), with the corrections above, as a common agency<br />

gives the following reaction functions for the incentive parameters:<br />

MSC<br />

zE)<br />

(47)<br />

(51)<br />

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