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Natural Resources, Bureau of Marine Research, St. Petersburg,
Florida, June, 7 pp.
This summary is not a stock assessment but rather an interim report
addressing the Spanish mackerel fisheries in Florida. The items addressed in
summary are: (a) commercial landings, (b) quota impacts on commercial
landings, (c) recreational landings, (d) bag limit impacts on recreational
landings, and (e) need for additional analyses.
Muller, Robert G. (1989). "Spanish Mackerel Summary." Department of
Natural Resources, Bureau of Marine Research, St. Petersburg,
Florida, May, 5 pp.
This summary is not a stock assessment but rather an interim report
addressing the Spanish mackerel fisheries in Florida. The items addressed in
summary are: (a) commercial landings, (b) quota impacts on commercial
landings, and © need for additional analyses.
+, Robert G. and Michael D. Murphy (1994). "Report on Inshore
Finfish Trends." Report prepared for the Florida Marine Fisheries
Commission by the Department of Environmental Protection, Florida
Marine Research Institute, St. Petersburg, FL, June, 16 pp.
This report summarizes landings, effort, and catch per unit effort
trends for red drum, spotted seatrout, mullet, and an additional 20 finfish
species.
Munro, Gordon R. (1979). "The Optimal Management of Transboundary
Renewable Resources." Canadian Journal of Economics, 12(3):355-
376.
This paper investigates the question of the optimal management of
renewable resources jointly owned by two states. A dynamic model of fisheries
is combined with Nash's theory of two-person cooperative games. Conflicts in
the management strategies of the two states arising from differences in
perceptions of the social rate of discount, fishing effort costs, and consumer
preferences are examined. Cases are considered in which the two partners can
and cannot make side or transfer payments to one another. It is concluded
that side payments greatly ease the resolution of resource management
conflicts.
Munro, Gordon R. (1986). "The Management of Shared Fishery Resources
under Extended Jurisdiction." Marine Resource Economics,
3(4):271-296.
The management of shared fishery resources is one of the prime
management issues to have arisen as a consequence of extended fisheries
jurisdiction. This paper reviews the issue from a bioeconomic perspective. A
major conclusion arising from this review is that it should in principle be
possible for joint owners of shared resources to develop effective joint
management programs, even though they may have significantly different views
on optimal management strategy. Avenues of future research on the issue are
also discussed.
Munro, Gordon R. (1989). "Coastal States and Distant-water Fishing
Nation Relations: An Economist's Perspective." Marine Fisheries
Review, 51(1):3-10.
This paper presents an analytical framework to be used by economists in
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