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generates $566.8 million within the state of Florida annually. Further a 20%
reduction in the average catch reduced these total expenditures by $32.1
million.
Greene, Gretchen, Charles B. Moss, and Eric M. Thunberg (1994).
"Estimation of Recreational Anglers' Value of Reef-Fish in the
Gulf of Mexico." Final MARFIN report, Contract No. NA37FF0054,
Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Florida,
Gainesville, FL. September.
Several public policy issues in the Gulf of Mexico region involve the
value of the reef fish recreational fishery. This study estimates the
economic impact of this fishery using a travel cost procedure. Demand for
recreational reef fishing is estimated as a function of travel costs and other
costs paid, and of success of catch. The results indicate that a 20%
reduction in the average catch reduced expenditures by $32.1 million. The
fishery is estimated to generate $385.6 million in total expenditures within
the state of Florida annually.
Greer, Jed (1995). The Big Business Takeover of U.S. Fisheries: Privatizing
the Oceans Through Individual Transferable Quotas (ITQs). Greenpeace,
1436 U Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., April.
A unique report biased against the adoption of ITQs in U.S. fisheries
that selectively cites material from the literature and takes quotas from
authors out of context. Evidence from the literature that does not support
their position is ignored. Confusion also exists about the basic concepts
underlying different proposed rights based management regulations such as
individual quotas and individual transferable quotas.
Gregory, D.R., Jr. (1988). "An Annotated Bibliography of Literature
Pertaining to Reef Fish Bycatch in Shrimp Trawls." Gulf of Mexico
fishery Management Council, March, 13 pp.
An annotated bibliography of reef fish bycatch literature.
Gregory, Douglas R. (Chairman) (1994). "1994 Report of the Reef Fish
Stock Assessme Panel." Reef Fish Assessment Panel, Gulf of Mexico
Fishery Management Council, Lincoln Center, Suite 331, 5401 West
Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa, Florida.
The report reviews the reef fish stock assessment and recommends a range
of allowable biological catch and framework measures required to attain
management goals. This report also documents data collection problems in
conjunction with minimum size fishery management regulations in the red
grouper fishery that severely bias stock assessment estimates.
Grice, Frank, Russell A. Cookingham, Deborah Cramer, Eleanor M. Dorsey,
William G. Gordon, Henry Lyman, Frank Mirarchi, and David B. Rockland
(1990). New England Groundfish In Crisis -- Again. Report of the
Massachusetts Offshore Groundfish Task Force, December, 33 pp.
The task force has examined the recent precipitous decline in groundfish
landings in New England and concluded that the primary cause is overfishing by
American fishers due to mismanagement of the resource.
Griffith, David and Christopher L. Dyer (1996). An Appraisal of the Social
and Cultural Aspects of the Multispecies Groundfish Fishery in New
England and the Mid-Atlantic Regions. Contract Number 50-DGNF-5-00008,
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