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

endangered and threatened sea turtles were warranted.
Herfindahl, Orris C. (1955). "Some Fundamentals of Mineral Economics."
Land Economics, 31:131-138.
The paper provides a simple account of some processes involved in the
economics of exhausting assets, especially on account of exploration. The
resulting analytic framework should be helpful in evaluating recent
suggestions on materials policy and also in thinking about currently pressing
problems flowing from widely advertised "shortages" of certain minerals.
Herfindahl, Orris C. and Allen V. Kneese (1974). Economic Theory of
Natural Resources, Resources for the Future, Inc., Charles E.
Merrill Publishing Company, Columbus, Ohio.
The main goal is to provide theoretical constructs in a somewhat narrow
sense that are useful in analyzing problems in the management of natural
resources. Empirical material on particular natural resources are included
only to show how theory can be used.
Herfindahl, Orris C. and Allen V. Kneese (1974). "Dynamics-Capital
Theory." Chapter 3 in Orris C. Herfindahl and Allen V. Kneese,
Economic Theory of Natural Resources, Resources for the Future,
Inc., Charles E. Merrill Publishing Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Capital theory develops a coherent view of the forces that determine
saving and investment and their rates of return from one period to the next.
If this task is fulfilled not only for the next period but for many periods
into the future, the theory will also have explained the forces determining
the size of the capital stock at any time and any equilibria or quasiequilibria
to which the system is moving. A stationary state without capital
accumulation is one of the possibilities.
Herrick, Samuel F., Jr. (1984). "U.S. Tuna Trade Summary, 1982."
Marine Fisheries Review, 46(1):1-6.
Information pertaining to the production of raw and processed tuna by
the U.S. tuna industry during 1983 and the consumption of tuna products by
U.S. consumers is reviewed in detail. In the last section, the economic
impact of reduced tuna harvesting and processing activity during 1982 is
analyzed for the California based segment of the U.S. tuna industry.
Herrick, Samuel F., Jr. and Steven J. Koplin (1984). "1983 U.S. Tuna
Trade Summary." Administrative Report SWR-84-1, National Marine
Fisheries Service, Southwest Region, 300 S. Ferry Street, Terminal
Island, CA, June, 20 pp., 12 tables.
Information pertaining to the production of raw and processed tuna by
the U.S. tuna industry during 1983 and the consumption of tuna products by
U.S. consumers is reviewed in detail. A number of issues and events are
discussed that affected the industry's performance during 1983.
Herrick, Samuel F., Jr. and Steven J. Koplin (1984). "U.S. Tuna Trade
Summary, 1983." Marine Fisheries Review, 46(4):65-72.
The 1983 production of white and light meat tuna by the U.S. tuna
industry and consumption of tuna products by U.S. consumers is reviewed in
detail. Some of the issues and events that affected the industry's
performance in 1984 are analyzed in the final section of the paper.
2 9 5