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

discussion of the utility and feasibility of instituting common property or
individual private property in marine waters. Accordingly, why open access
results in the depletion of fish resources was explained; both public and
private forms of sole ownership were characterized; sole ownership was
contrasted with other forms of controlled access, particularly limited entry
and ITQs under a state ownership regime; the political economy of natural
resource management was surveyed/ and a sole ownership strawman of the
Northwest Atlantic groundfish resource in U.S. waters was begun.
Ehui, Simeon K., Thomas W. Hertel, and Paul V. Preckel (1990). "Forest
Resource Depletion, Soil Dynamics, and Agricultural Productivity
in the Tropics." Journal of Environmental Economics and
Management, 18:136-154.
A two-sector dynamic model for agriculture and forestry is proposed.
Agricultural yields are a function of the rate of deforestation, the forest
stock, and purchased inputs. We examine the impact of changes in the social
discount rate, net returns to agriculture, and direct marginal benefits of the
forest stock benefits on the optimal deforestation path under the assumption
of a quadratic agricultural yield function. Finally, steady-state comparative
static analysis is conducted.
Eichenberg, Tim and Debby Crouse (1995). TEDs AA: Comments Due Nov 13. E-
mail, Center for Marine Conservation, Washington, D.C., November, 3 pp.
A call for written comments to the National Marine Fisheries Service
protesting the petition by the Texas Shrimp Association to repeal TED
regulations in offshore waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
Eichhorn, W., R. Henn, K. Neumann, and R.W. Shephard (ed.) (1982).
Economic Theory of Natural Resources. Physica-Verlag, Wurzburg-
Wien, Germany.
This book contains 42 articles on natural resource economics that
represent the state of the art covering six subject areas including
production, extraction, exploration, markets, energy modeling, environment,
and welfare.
Eldridge, Peter J. (19??). "The Relationship of (M), the Instantaneous
Natural Mortality Rate, to Population Stability of Highly Fecund
Species." Draft report, National Marine Fisheries Service, 15 pp.
This article explores the relationship between the natural mortality
rate (M) and recruitment under the hypothesis that the recruitment process
determines the natural mortality rate. Under this hypothesis if one
understands the relationship between the natural mortality rate and
recruitment, one will be able to determine the impact of fishing upon
recruitment because fishing can be considered as a controllable component of
the natural mortality rate. Stated somewhat differently, the natural
mortality rate, set by the recruitment process, determines how much fishing a
resource can sustain.
Eldridge, Peter J. (1995). "Preliminary 1995 Gulf Red Snapper
Landings." Memorandum, Southeast Regional Office, 9721 Executive
Center Drive North, National Marine Fisheries Service. April 20, 3
pp.
Quota monitoring report with comparison to 1994 and 1993 landings.
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