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

Systems." ICES CM1996/Assess:19, Advisory Committee on Fishery
Management, International Council for the Exploration of the Sea,
Palaegade 2-4, DK-1261, Copenhagen K Denmark, September, 30 pp.
A bibliography of studies on individual transferable quotas. The
purpose of the Study Group is to examine and assess current work on ITQs and
the experience compiled from those systems already in place. The purpose of
this report is to examine what significant work has been done to date on ITQs,
what work is currently in progress, and to consider initiatives within ICES
toward developing a better understanding of all implications of rights based
systems in fisheries management in general, and ITQS in particular. The
intention is to have ICES use the information from this report and that
provided by the Study Group in considering the need for future meetings and an
expanded mandate.
Lane, Daniel E. (1997). "ICES Study Group on the Management Performance
of Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ) Systems." Study Group
Meeting, Northeast Fisheries Science Center, 166 Waters Street,
Woods Hole, Mass., USA, April, 18 pp.
An agenda for a meeting on individual transferable quotas with an
extensive bibliography.
Lane, Daniel E. (1997). "Evaluation of Potential Gains and Costs of the
Transition to Responsible Fisheries: Model For Analysis."
AGR/FI(97)10, Directorate for Food, Agriculture, and Fisheries,
Fisheries Committee, Organization for Economic Co-operation and
Development, Sept., 34 pp.
A model framework is applied to a Canadian fisheries case study for
tracking the dynamic transition of the fishery to a position of responsible
fisheries . It is envisaged that the model will be used by the Secretariat to
analyze national case study submissions.
Lange, Anne M., Morgan L. McCosh, Rita Curtis, Terry Smith, Rob Hicks, Doug
Lipton, and Peter Fricke (1998). Atlantic Striped Bass Study: Socio-
Economic Benefits of the Striped Bass Resource. Report to Congress,
Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
National Marine Fisheries Service and Department of the Interior, U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service, Fishery Management Division, September, 65
pp.
This report constitutes the socio-economic analysis of the benefits of
the Atlantic Striped Bass resource mandated by Congress in its reauthorization
of the Striped Bass Act in 1977. Existing economic data and analyses are used
to provide a characterization of the fisheries that outlines the possible
benefits to the nation from successful fisheries management, but does not
quantify those benefits. Limited resources and time preclude an in-depth
examination of striped bass angling and commercial harvest and their resulting
social and economic value and impacts. Further study and data are needed if
Congress wants to quantify the economic importance of the striped bass
fishery.
Langley, Lynne (1997). Big Haul Forecast for Shrimpers. The Post and
Courier, Charleston, SC, May 18, 2 pp.
A newspaper announcement of the opening of the south Atlantic white
shrimp fishing season, promising an above average fishing season, with
fishermen s comments.
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