annotated bibliography of fisheries economics literature - Office of ...

The development and history of regulation and management for ocean
shrimp (Pandalus jordani) fishery off the U.S. Pacific coast are described.
Biological data on distribution, migration, life history, size, age, growth,
and mortality is summarized. The status of the resource is questionable with
low yields expected in the future.
Dailey, James (1989). "Fish Stocking in Texas Bays: 1975-1988."
Management Data Series No. 10, Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department, Fisheries Division, 4200 Smith School road, Austin,
Texas 78744.
In 1988, 67 million red drum (Scianenops ocellatus) eggs, fry and
fingerlings were stocked into Texas Bays. Matagorda Bay received 14 million
fry and fingerling spotted seatrout (Cynoscion nebulosus). Galveston Bay
received 4 million striped bass (Morone saxatilis) fry and 313 thousand
fingerlings. The Brazos River received 570 striped bass fingerlings.
Daly, Herman E. (1987). "The Economic Growth Debate: What Some
Economists Have Learned But Many Have Not." Journal of
Environmental Economics and Management, 14:323-336.
This paper examines the biophysical and ethicosocially limits to growth
and the nature of the welfare losses that come about when each limit is
stressed by growth.
Dalton, Rod (1995). "Options for Establishing an Interim Permit
Moratorium and Eligibility Criteria for the Atlantic Swordfish
Fishery." Discussion paper, National Marine Fisheries Service,
Highly Migratory Species Division, 1315 East-West Highway, Silver
Spring, MD, January, 17 pp.
This paper discusses possible options for controlling access to the
Atlantic swordfish fishery via a permit moratorium.
Dandelski, John R. and Eugene H. Buck (1998). Marine Dead Zones:
Understanding the Problem. CRS Report for Congress, Environment and
Natural Resources Policy Division, Congressional Research Service,
Library of Congress, November, 8 pp.
The largest hypoxic area affecting the United States is in the northern
Gulf of Mexico near the mouth of the Mississippi River, but others also exist.
Research has been conducted to better identify the human activities that
contribute to increasing the intensity and duration of, as well as the area
affected by, hypoxic events, and to begin formulating control strategies.
This report presents an overview of the causes of hypoxia, the U.S. areas of
most concern, relevant federal research programs, and legislation in the 105 th
Congress to authorize and fund additional research.
Danville Research Associates, Inc. (1982). "Work Plan for the
Development of Cost, Revenue and Income Profiles for the Gulf and
South Atlantic Shrimp Fleets." Contract No. NA82-GA-C-00041,
National Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast Fisheries Center, 75
Virginia Beach Drive, Miami, Florida 33149, December 1.
A work plan for developing statistically sound data on the operating
costs and revenues of the Gulf of Mexico and south Atlantic shrimp fleets.
Danville Research Associates, Inc. (1983). "Mackerel Vessel Enumeration
Study." Contract No. NA82-GA-C-00026, National Marine Fisheries
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