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

Service, Southeast Fisheries Center, 75 Virginia Beach Drive,
Miami, Florida 33149, October 10.
The primary objective of this project was to conduct a census of the
commercial mackerel vessels active in either the king or Spanish mackerel
fishery using an observation technique. Additional project objectives
included monitoring the fleet during the primary season with respect to the
level of activity, vessel mobility, and vessel gear or fishery flexibility;
develop and test a non-survey, unobtrusive methodology for monitoring the
fleet; and recommend a data collection methodology for efficiently collecting
similar data on a regular basis.
Danville Research Associates, Inc. (1984). "Survey of the Shrimp
Processing Industry in the Southeast." Chapter 3, Draft final
report, Contract No. NA84-WC-C-06032, National Marine Fisheries
Service, Southeast Fisheries Center, 75 Virginia Beach Drive,
Miami, Florida 33149, September 30, 1984.
Summary of data set collected under contract for a study of shrimp
processors in the Southeast Region.
Darcy, George H. (1984). "Problems in the United States Shrimp
Industry: Are Import Restrictions the Answer." Draft report.
Because of fluctuating and generally decreasing profitability of
producers (fishermen) in the U.S. shrimp industry, the industry has requested
that import restrictions be placed on foreign shrimp. The analysis that
follows considers the problem of profitability, attempts to identify the
underlying causes, addresses the issue of import restrictions, and suggests
alternative means for solving the economic problems of the industry.
Darcy, George H. (1998). "Draft Report to Congress on the Shrimp trawl
Bycatch Program." Draft report, Office of Sustainable Fisheries,
National Marine Fisheries Service, Silver Spring, MD, May, 73 pp.
A draft report on the southeast regions finfish bycatch reduction
program for the Gulf of Mexico and southern Atlantic states shrimp fishery.
It summarizes the observer and bycatch reduction gear modification program and
presents the cost benefit analysis developed to satisfy a request from
Congress requiring a comprehensive analysis of this fishery problem.
Dasgupta, Partha and Geoffrey Heal (1974). "The Optimal Depletion of
Exhaustible Resources." Review of Economic Studies, Symposium on
the Economics of Exhaustible Resources, 3:3-28.
This paper explores the problems that appear to arise naturally when the
existence of exhaustible resources is incorporated into the study of
intertemporal plans.
Dasgupta, Partha, Richard J. Gilbert, and Joseph E. Stiglitz (1982).
"Invention and Innovation Under Alternative Market Structures: The
Case of Natural Resources." Review of Economic Studies, 49:567-
582.
This paper examines the interactions between market structure and
resource allocation over time when there is endogenous technical progress.
The structures considered are a planned economy, pure monopoly, and
competition with patent rights. In an efficient allocation the date of
invention coincides with the date of innovation (the date at which technology
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