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Mexico is depleted for several reasons, including the application <strong>of</strong> too much<br />

fishing effort by commercial and recreational red snapper fishermen and the<br />

incidental bycatch and discard <strong>of</strong> juvenile red snapper by the shrimp trawl<br />

fleet. The ensuing debate about how best to restore the red snapper<br />

population to desirable levels has involved numerous technological, political<br />

and economic facets. Among them are: technological interaction in which<br />

shrimping gear inadvertently harvests other species, including juvenile red<br />

snapper; management interaction between fishery management plans; competition<br />

between commercial and recreational fishermen and among fishermen with<br />

different gear types within each group; and economic trade-<strong>of</strong>fs over time,<br />

among various harvesting groups and between different groups <strong>of</strong> consumers. It<br />

constitutes a management problem that is controversial, challenging, and, as<br />

yet, unresolved.<br />

Anonymous (199?).<br />

Norway. Draft report.<br />

A review <strong>of</strong> the groundfish industry in Norway including supply, resource<br />

management, bilateral arrangements, and fishing industry.<br />

Anonymous (1992). "King and Spanish Mackerel Prices by Gear." Report,<br />

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine<br />

Fisheries Service, Southeast Regional <strong>Office</strong>, 9721 Executive<br />

Center Drive, North, St. Petersburg, FL, June.<br />

King and Spanish mackerel price differentials by gear type exist in two<br />

areas in the southeast region. However, data prevents more than a qualitative<br />

discussion <strong>of</strong> the causes.<br />

Anonymous (1993). "The Italian Case." Paper presented at the Workshop<br />

on Enforcement Measures, Organization for Economic Co-Operation<br />

and Development, Directorate for Food, Agriculture, and Fisheries,<br />

Committee for Fisheries, Paris, September 21-22.<br />

In Italy, enforcement measures depend on the management scheme adopted<br />

by government policy and on the operating condition <strong>of</strong> the fishing industry.<br />

In particular, biological, technical, economic, social, commercial, and<br />

financial features are all considered as constraints in a unique planning<br />

exercise when drawing up the management policy to be implemented every three<br />

years. The actual conservationist policy, that is part <strong>of</strong> the whole <strong>fisheries</strong><br />

management plan, started in 1982 when a licensing scheme was introduced.<br />

Since then the decision framework <strong>of</strong> public administration was centralized and<br />

measures have been taken within a triennial planning document approved by the<br />

government.<br />

Anonymous (1994). "The Catch About Fish." The Economist, March 19 th ,<br />

pp. 13-14.<br />

Overfishing.<br />

Anonymous (1994). "Status <strong>of</strong> International Trade in Shark Species. <br />

Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species <strong>of</strong> Wild<br />

Fauna and Flora, Draft Resolution <strong>of</strong> the Conference <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Parties, November, 7-18, 2 pp.<br />

A resolution to request data on the international trade in shark<br />

products to determine its impact on shark populations world wide.<br />

Anonymous (1994). "An Empirical Model <strong>of</strong> Pricing in the Catfish<br />

Industry." Draft report submitted to Marine Resource Economics.<br />

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