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

The memorandum discusses the relationship between price elasticity of
demand and price flexibility estimates using pink shrimp data from the
Tortugas shrimp fishery to estimate statistical relationships. No preference
vis a vis a choice of independent variables was found in the data or
theoretically.
Khilnani, Arvind and Edison T.S. Tse (1980). "Integrated Approaches to
Fishery Policy Analysis: A Case Study of the Tortugas Shrimp
Fishery." Executive Summary of the Final report prepared for
Southeast Fisheries Center, National Marine Fisheries Service,
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Virginia Key,
Miami, Florida, by Stanford University, Department of Engineering-
Economic Systems, Stanford, CA, January, pp. 14-20.
An executive summary of the management characteristics and adaptability
of a Fisheries System Management Model (FISYS) as applied to the Tortugas
shrimp fishery off the southwest coast of Florida.
Khilnani, Arvind and Edison T.S. Tse (1980). "Integrated Approaches to
Fishery Policy Analysis: A Case Study of the Tortugas Shrimp
Fishery." Final report prepared for Southeast Fisheries Center,
National Marine Fisheries Service, National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration, Virginia Key, Miami, Florida, by
Stanford University, Department of Engineering-Economic Systems,
Stanford, CA, January, 281 pp.
This report discusses the application and implementation of the FISYS
model. The FISYS model was developed at Stanford University as an analytical
framework to address issues of policy choice mandated by the Fishery
Conservation and Management Act of 1976. The model embodied a methodology to
combine the diverse characteristics of a fishery into a single quantitative
framework to best suit the needs of fishery analysts, fishery managers, and
statistical experts. The model technology employed a computer to assemble and
process the best available information as required by the law.
Khilnani, Arvind, Shu Dong He, and Edison T. S. Tse (1983). "The Gulf
of Mexico Shrimp Fishery, An Integrated Approach." Report
prepared for the Southeast Fisheries Center, National Marine
Fisheries Service, Miami, Florida by the Department of
Engineering-Economics Systems, Stanford University, Stanford,
California, November, 76 pp.
This report discusses an application and implementation of the Fisheries
System Management (FISYS) model. Three regional models for Texas, Florida,
and the northern Gulf of Mexico have been integrated via the fleet mobility
model to produce this integrated Gulf wide model. The report discusses the
parameters used to represent the three regional fisheries and the integrated
model with special emphasis on the northern Gulf component since that fishery
has not been covered in earlier reports on the project.
Kildow, Judith (1997). A Proposal to Establish Economic Baselines to
Quantify the Contribution of the Ocean Sector to the National Economy.
Department of Ocean Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
A proposal to develop a model of the effect oceans have on the U.S.
economy. Two versions of the proposal are included with a summary of the
presentation made at the meeting.
Kim, C.S., Michael R. Moore, John J. Hanchar, and Michael Nieswiadomy
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