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the New England Fishery Management Council. Charles River
Associates, 200 Clarendon Street Boston, Massachusetts 02116, May,
78 pp.
This project developed a short run forecasting model of the New England
groundfish industry. The model is to be used in formulating plans to manage
the industry.
Charron, J.P. and G.E. Coles (1975). Costs and Earnings of Selected Fishing
Enterprises, Nova Scotia, 1974. Department of Fisheries, Province of
Nova Scotia and Fishing Services Directorate, Fisheries and Marine
Service, Environment, Ottawa, Canada, December, 39 pp.
This report contains the results of some Nova Scotia selected fishing
enterprises for the year 1974. Profiles are developed for 35 vessels in six
vessel classes corresponding to hull, gear, or fishery of specialization.
Chaudhuri, Kripasindhu (1988). "Dynamic Optimization of Combined
Harvesting of a Two-Species Fishery." Ecological Modeling, 41:17-
25.
The problem of dynamic optimization of the exploitation policy connected
with the combined harvesting of two competing fish species each of which obeys
the logistic growth law is considered in this paper. The singular extremal
trajectory in the phase plan is derived by taking the harvesting effort as a
dynamic variable. Biological or bioeconomic interpretations of the
constraints required for this singular extremal are also given.
Chauvin, William D. (1985). "The World Market, How 1985 Shrimp
Production May Affect 1986 Supplies." Seafood Leader, (Winter):
81-96.
The impact of international supply and demand conditions, such as shrimp
farming, on prices is discussed in this paper.
Chauvin, William D. (1992). "Asia's Aquaculture Success has Taken the
World Shrimp Market By Storm." Seafood Business, (July/August):
45-89.
A market report on the impact of black tiger shrimp aquaculture on the
world demand for shrimp and shrimp prices.
Chauvin, William D. and Kenneth J. Roberts (1983). "Impact of Pond-
Raised Shrimp, Particularly from South America, On the U.S.
Market." Report VII in Assessment of Shrimp Industry Potentials
and Conflicts, Volume One, Shrimp Notes Incorporated, 417 Eliza
Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, August, 106 pp.
This paper discusses the impact of pond raised (aquaculture) shrimp on
U.S. markets with special emphasis on Ecuador and other international markets
for shrimp.
Chavas, Jean-Paul, and Thomas L. Cox (1994). A Primal-Dual Approach to
Nonparametric Productivity Analysis: The Case of U.S. Agriculture.
Staff Paper 372, Department of Agricultural Economics, University of
Wisconsin, Madison, WS, Feb, 19 pp.
Nonparametric methods for measuring productivity indexes based on bounds
for the underlying production technology are presented. Following Banker and
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