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EU, Concerted Action Coordination of Research in Fishery Economics,
Working Document Nr: 7,(AIR CT94 1489), Workshop, Edinburgh, October: 2-
30.
This paper will discuss a spatial bio-economic simulation model for
plaice and sole, aimed at sustainable use and improvement of aqua living
environment. This paper will focus on the economic part of the bio-economic
model. A description is given of the objectives of the model, the data used,
discuss the relations in the simulation model, discuss the problems we had to
overcome, and present some results.
Doll, John P. (1972). "An Econometric Analysis of Shrimp Ex-Vessel
Prices, 1950-1968." American Journal of Agricultural Economics,
54(August):431-440.
A five equation demand model of the U.S. shrimp market was estimated
using annual data for the period from 1950 to 1968. Prices, consumption, and
ending stocks were the jointly determined variables; predetermined variables
were shrimp supplies and consumer income. Ex-vessel price variations resulted
largely from variations in domestic landings. Imports reduced the general
level of ex-vessel prices but did not contribute substantially to price
variability except in isolated instances. Large price drops occurred during
periods of recession when increases in demand were slowed and stocks began to
build, while landings and imports increased substantially over the previous
year.
Doll, John P. (1985). "An Economics Research Plan for the Northeast
Fisheries Center." Program Review Report prepared for the
National Marine Fisheries Service, Northeast Fisheries Science
Center, Woods Hole, MA, January, 55 pp.
A plan to develop an economics research program for the Northeast
Fisheries Center.
Doll, John P. (1988). "Traditional Economic Models of Fishing Vessels:
A Review With Discussion." Marine Resource Economics, 5(2):99-128.
Vessel production functions, cost curves, and related short-run concepts
in the fishery economics literature are reviewed and microeconomic theory
assumptions are invoked to develop applications for vessels operating in a
trawl fishery. Suggested extensions included relaxing the certainty
assumption and developing a dynamic process to determine trip duration.
Doll, John P. and Sean B. Chin (????). "A Use for Principal Components
in Price Analysis." Research Notes, ?:591-593.
The purpose of this note is to show how principal components can be used
as an aid in understanding the nature of the fluctuations present in several
series of annual shrimp prices.
Dore, Ian (1993). "Shrimp Futures." American Seafood Institute Report,
4(7):23-25.
A basic description of hedging in the newly opened shrimp futures
market.
Dorfman, Robert (1969). "An Economic Interpretation of Optimal Control
Theory." American Economic Review, 46:817-831.
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