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Ferguson, Maury O. and Albert W. Green (1987). "An Estimate of
Unsurveyed Coastal Recreational Boat Fishing Activity in Texas."
Marine Fisheries Review, 49(2):155-161.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife has conducted on site creel surveys to
estimate saltwater sportfishing landings and pressure since 1974. Boat trips
originating from launch sites such as marina wet slips and boathouses at
private residences have not been surveyed and were not included in landings
and pressure estimates. In 1982 a mail survey of boat owners registered in
Texas was conducted to estimate the percent of saltwater sportfishing boat
trips that were missed by the on site survey and the percent and number of
registered Texas boat owners who use their boats for saltwater fishing. From
25 to 30 percent of all saltwater sportfishing boat trips originated from
unsurveyed launch sites. Therefore, the TPWD on site boat survey
underestimates saltwater sportfishing boat pressure by 355,000 to 426,000
trips annually. Of the estimated 79,200 saltwater fishing boat owners, 18
percent never launched from surveyed sites in 1982.
Fernandez, Antonio (1995). Entry Into Force of the Management
Recommendations Adopted by ICCAT. Memorandum from the International
Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, Madrid, Spain, to the
Secretary of State, Washington, D.C., October.
The text of the recommendations for bluefin tuna fishing in the eastern
Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea, bluefin tuna fishing in the western
Atlantic Ocean, limitation of catches of southern Albacore, and Atlantic
swordfish are presented in this memorandum.
Fernandez, Antonio (1995). Report of the 1995 SCRS Meeting. International
Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, Madrid, Spain,
October.
This report contains the proceedings of the Plenary Session, including
the Executive Summaries on the species, and the appendices attached to the
Report.
Ferrara, Ida and Paul C. Missios (1996). Transboundary Renewable Resource
Management: A Dynamic Game With Differing Noncooperative Payoffs.
Marine Resource Economics, 11(4):239-245.
Recent conflicts over fish stocks, such as salmon and turbot, have
revived public interest in the optimal management of transboundary renewable
natural resources. Given that enforcement of binding contracts is often a
major obstacle, dynamically consistent or self-enforcing contracting, as
proposed by Vislie (1987), must be relied upon. A more general model is
developed which recognizes that, in the absence of a cooperative agreement,
two countries may enjoy differing economic payoffs. The predictions of the
model are consistent with, and provide insights into, the particulars of
recent disputes.
Fischer, Stanley (1997). Capital Account Liberalization and the Role of the
IMF. International Monetary Fund, September, 13 pp.
The author addresses disagrees with the contention that the recent
market turbulence in East Asia does suggests that the IMF capital account is
more often the source of economic difficulties and risk rather than benefit,
and therefore that capital account liberalization should be delayed as long as
possible.
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