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

Antozzi, William O. (1993). "Import and Export Trends for Selected
Seafood Products of Interest to the Southeast, January to June,
1993." Draft report, Southeast Regional Office, National Marine
Fisheries Service, St. Petersburg, FL.
This report is a six month update to the annual report on import and
export trends. Products and countries were selected based on relevance to
current trade negotiations. Original trade data has been compiled by the
Bureau of the Census and the National Marine Fisheries Service. Sources of
explanatory information include U.S. foreign embassy reports and U.S. seafood
product exporters and importers.
Appeldoorn, R., J. Beets, J. Bohnsack, S. Bolden, D. Matos, S. Meyers,
A. Rosario, Y. Sadovy, and W. Tobias (1992). "Shallow Water Reef
Fish Stock Assessment for the U.S. Caribbean." NOAA Technical
Memorandum, NMFS-SEFSC-304, U.S. Department of Commerce, National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries
Service, Southeast Fisheries Science Center, Miami, Florida,
March, 70 pp.
A stock assessment workshop examined fishery trends for shallow water
reef fishes in the U.S. Caribbean based on available fishery landings and
biostatistical data. Puerto Rico, St. Croix, and the combined St. Thomas/St.
John areas were chosen as appropriate geographical units for analysis. The
workshop focused on comparing 1985 with 1990 because the data for these years
were nearly complete. Trends in catch per unit effort were examined using
data from other years when sufficient data were available. Deep water reef
fishes, although technically not included in the Shallow Water Reef Fish
Fishery Management Plan, were also examined because of their importance to the
reef fish fishery.
Aquatic Farms, Ltd (1989). "Asia-Wide Shrimp Agro-Industry Sector
Study. "Final report submitted to The World Band, 1818 H Street,
N.W., Washington, D.C. 20433, June, 283 pp.
This study provides an analysis of global marketing trends in demand and
supply for shrimp exports including price and volume projections; and a review
of the shrimp subsector in seven Asian countries (India, Bangladesh, Thailand,
Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, and China), indicating potential areas of
financial and technical assistance in the development of shrimp agroindustries.
The study assesses the scope for the expansion of shrimp exports
from the seven countries and determines assistance needs in the development of
shrimp aquaculture.
Araujo, A. and J.A. Scheinkman (1983). "Maximum Principle and
Transversality Condition for Concave Infinite Horizon Economic
Models." Journal of Economic Theory, 30:1-16.
Necessary conditions for optimality in infinite horizon concave
maximization problems, that include a generalized "Euler Equation" and a
transversality condition at infinity, are established. The formulation admits
implicit state constraints and utility functions with infinite steepness at
the boundary. For these reasons support prices present discontinuities and a
theorem characterizing such discontinuities is present.
Armstrong, C.W. (1994). "Cooperative Solutions in a Transboundary
Fishery: The Russian-Norwegian Co-Management of the Arcto-
Norwegian Cod Stock." Marine Resource Economics, 9(4):329-351.
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