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short term dynamic behavior of an optimal policy may depend significantly upon
the assumption. It is suggested that the results may have profound
implications for problems of rehabilitation of overexploited fisheries and
other renewable resource stocks.
Clark, Colin, Gordon Edwards, and Michael Friedlaender (1973).
"Beverton-Holt Model of a Commercial Fishery: Optimal Dynamics."
J. Fish. Res. Board Can., 30:1629-1640.
The problem of optimal regulation of a fishery is discussed. Of special
interest is the problem of regulating an overexploited fishery by reducing
effort to allow the fish population to build up to a suitable level.
Clark, Colin W., Anthony T. Charles, John R. Beddington, and Marc Mangel
(1985). "Optimal Capacity Decisions in a Developing Fishery."
Marine Resource Economics, 2(1):25-53.
The problem of estimating optimal fishing capacity for a developing
fishery is discussed, using the methods of Bayesian decision analysis. The
results obtained indicate that quite good decisions can often be made on the
basis of limited prior information as to fish stock productivity, particularly
if a conservative approach allowing for subsequent increases in capacity is
employed.
Clark, I.N., P.J. Major, and N. Mollett (1988). "Development and
Implementation of New Zealand's ITQ Management System." Marine
Resource Economics, 5(4):325-349.
In 1986 an individual transferable quota management system was
introduced into the New Zealand finfish fisheries. This article describes the
ITQ system and provides an analysis of its successes and shortcomings to date.
Clark, I.N., P.J. Major, and N. Mollett (1989). "The Development and
Implementation of New Zealand's ITQ Management System." Pages
117-145 in P.A. Neher, R. Arnason, and N. Mollett (eds.) Rights
Based Fishing Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
In 1986 an individual transferable quota management system was
introduced into the New Zealand finfish fisheries. This article describes the
ITQ system and provides an analysis of its successes and shortcomings to date.
Clark, Jerry and Richard S. Johnston (1986). "Open Access, Market
Structure, Optimality and Entrepreneurship in the Fishery."
Proceedings, International Conference of Fisheries, Universite du
Quebec a Rimouski, Rimouski, Canada, August 10 to 15, pp. 429-437.
Since the seminal papers of Gordon and Scott, fishery economists have
attempted to (1) understand resource use under conditions of open access and
(2) devise prescriptions for improved resource use under the notion of social
optimality. Much more effort has been given to (2) that to (1). In this
paper, we argue for a reallocation of effort.
Clark, Joy Lynn McCoy (1988). "The Economic Impact of Proposed Ted
Regulations on Texas Shrimp Fishermen." Dissertation, Department
of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M University, College Station,
TX, 185 pp.
Shrimp fishermen trawling in the Gulf of Mexico and south Atlantic
inadvertently capture and kill turtles that are classified as endangered
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