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the Tortugas grounds in the Gulf of Mexico. Steps involved in use of the
model, including parameterization, validation, sensitivity analysis and
stochastic simulations of management policies are explained.
Grady, Patrick, Gordon Munro, Paul MacNeil, Alex Fekete, and Gong Xue (1998).
Free Trade and Investment in the Fisheries Sector of the Asia-Pacific
Region: An Economic Analysis of Tariffs. Draft report, Ref:
F98/CP/00267, Global Economics Ltd., Suite 307, 63 Sparks St., Ottawa,
Ontario, October, 82 pp.
The authors find that trade liberalization in fishery products could
potentially improve net economic benefits among APEC member countries. This
recommendation is based on a simple model of international trade and assumes
that APEC member countries will take the necessary corrective management
actions in their own countries.
Grady, Patrick, Gordon Munro, Paul MacNeil, Alex Fekete, and Gong Xue (1999).
Free Trade and Investment in the Fisheries Sector of the Asia-Pacific
Region: An Economic Analysis of Tariffs. Draft report, Ref:
F98/CP/00267, Global Economics Ltd., Suite 307, 63 Sparks St., Ottawa,
Ontario, October, 82 pp.
The authors find that trade liberalization in fishery products could
potentially improve net economic benefits among APEC member countries. This
recommendation is based on a simple model of international trade and assumes
that APEC member countries will take the necessary corrective management
actions in their own countries to correct for market failures. It also
assumes that aquaculture will increase to fill any wild harvest short fall
created by trade liberalization.
Gray, Lewis Cecil (1914). "Rent Under the Assumption of
Exhaustibility." The Quarterly Journal of Economics,28:466-489.
The real economic rent of exhaustible resources comprise the entire net
return from the rent bearer, including the royalty.
Greboval, Dominique (1997). Expert Consultation on Management of Fishing
Capacity. Draft proposal, Food and Agriculture Organization of the
United Nations, Rome, Italy.
A proposal to develop a expert panel to develop guidelines on the
measurement and control of fishing capacity in global fisheries. The scope is
limited to major industrial marine fisheries with consideration given to mixed
species harvest operations and less developed countries.
Greboval, Dominique (1997). Fishing Capacity in National Jurisdictions and
High Sea. Draft report, Food and Agriculture Organization of the
United Nations, Rome, Italy.
A discussion of the implications for controlling overcapitalization and
excess capacity in national and high seas fisheries. While over capacity and
overcapitalization are assumed to be similar while their legal environments
are different. To control high seas fishing capacity, existing international
agreements would have to be strengthened.
Greboval, Dominique (1999). Managing Fishing Capacity. FAO Fisheries
Technical Paper 386, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United
Nations, Rome, Italy.
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