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will reduce effort and positive rents will be incurred starting in year three
of the program. Increased funds available to the program also result in the
largest impact on consumer and producer surplus changes. Although the present
value of changes is positive for both producer and consumer surplus, producers
clearly gain more than consumers.
Funk, Robert D., Wade L. Griffin, James W. Mjelde, Teofilo Ozuna, Jr.,
and John M. Ward (1997). "A Method of Imputing and Simulating
Costs and Returns in Fisheries." Manuscript submitted to the
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management.
A methodology is developed capable of generating cost and revenue trends
over time within a fishery. The method is developed for the Gulf of Mexico
shrimp fishery where NMFS landings data, as well as a series of costs and
returns survey data are available. The method is designed to use information
available in NMFS landings files to forecast cash costs on a per trip basis.
Annual industry level cost estimates are then obtained by aggregating per trip
costs. This method is easily transferable to other fisheries which have
previous cost surveys to develop similar models to simulate cash costs.
Funk, Robert D., Wade L. Griffin, James W. Mjelde, Teofilo Ozuna, Jr.,
and John M. Ward (1998). "A Method of Imputing and Simulating
Costs and Returns in Fisheries." Manuscript submitted to the
Journal of Marine Resource Economics.
A methodology is developed capable of generating cost and revenue trends
over time within a fishery. The method is designed to use information
available in NMFS landings files to forecast cash costs on a per trip basis.
Annual industry level cost estimates are then obtained by aggregating per trip
costs. The method is applied to the Gulf of Mexico Shrimp fishery where NMFS
landings data, as well as a series of costs and returns survey data are
available. The methodology is transferable to other fisheries which have
previous cost surveys to develop similar models to simulate cash costs.
Funk, Robert D., Wade L. Griffin, James W. Mjelde, Teofilo Ozuna, Jr.,
and John M. Ward (1998). "A Method of Imputing and Simulating
Costs and Returns in Fisheries." Journal of Marine Resource
Economics, ?(??):???-???.
A methodology is developed capable of generating cost and revenue trends
over time within a fishery. The method is designed to use information
available in NMFS landings files to forecast cash costs on a per trip basis.
Annual industry level cost estimates are then obtained by aggregating per trip
costs. The method is applied to the Gulf of Mexico Shrimp fishery where NMFS
landings data, as well as a series of costs and returns survey data are
available. The methodology is transferable to other fisheries which have
previous cost surveys to develop similar models to simulate cash costs.
Funk, Robert D., Wade L. Griffin, James W. Mjelde, Teofilo Ozuna, Jr.,
and John M. Ward (1998). "A Method of Imputing and Simulating
Costs and Returns in Fisheries." Journal of Marine Resource
Economics, 13(3):171-183.
A methodology capable of generating cost and revenue trends over time
within a fishery is developed. The method is designed to use information
available in the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) landings files to
forecast cash costs on a per trip basis. Annual industry level cost estimates
are then obtained by aggregating per trip costs. The method is applied to the
Gulf of Mexico Shrimp fishery where NMFS landings data, as well as a series of
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