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

earning capabilities of vessels operated in various U.S. fisheries during a
period of time characterized by abruptly mounting prices of fuel and products
made of oil derivatives, with a resulting general deterioration of the
economic performance in fisheries in the United states and elsewhere.
Norse, Elliott A. (1993). Global Marine Biological Diversity, A Strategy for
Building Conservation into Decision Making. Island Press, Washington,
D.C.
This book presents the most up-to-date information, views, and
recommendations on how to meet the challenge of conserving the living sea.
The basic principles of marine conservation are presented for decision makers
in governments, industries, and conservation organizations and for marine
resource managers, students, and all others concerned with protecting our
vital ocean resources. Unfortunately, the economic aspects of the problem are
not well understood and are poorly presented. Solutions are not posed in
terms of changes in management institutions to give user groups incentives to
conserve the marine environment, but primarily as a list of necessary research
and organizations needed to conduct the research. However, in its favor, the
authors do emphasize the need for economic evaluation of proposed projects
that will impact the marine environment.
North Pacific Fishery Management Council (1989). "Longline and Pot Gear
Sablefish Management in the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering
Sea/Aleutian Islands." Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact
Statement and Regulatory Impact Review/Initial Regulatory
Flexibility Analysis to the Groundfish Fishery Management Plans
for the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands, P.O.
Box 130136, Anchorage, Alaska, November.
Four alternative systems for management of sablefish longline fisheries
off Alaska are being considered by the North Pacific Fishery Management
Council. The alternatives are continued open access using traditional
management measures, annual fishery allotments, individual fishery quotas, and
license limitations.
North Pacific Fishery Management Council (1991). "Longline and Pot Gear
Sablefish Management in the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering
Sea/Aleutian Islands." Revised Supplement to the Draft
Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement and Regulatory Impact
Review/Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis to the Groundfish
Fishery Management Plans for the Gulf of Alaska and the Bering
Sea/Aleutian Islands, P.O. Box 130136, Anchorage, Alaska, May.
This document analyzes the status quo and four alternative individual
fishing quota (IFQ) management programs for the longline and pot sable fish
fishery in the EEZ off Alaska and presents a regulatory impact review (RIR).
North Pacific Fishery Management Council (1991). "Environmental Impact
Statement, Regulatory Impact Review, Initial Regulatory
Flexibility Analysis for Proposed Individual Fishing Quota
Management Alternatives for the Halibut Fisheries in the Gulf of
Alaska and Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands." Draft for public review,
P.O. Box 130136, Anchorage, Alaska, July.
This EIS, combined with a RIR/IRFA, evaluates the potential
environmental, economic,and social impacts of a proposed Individual Fishing
Quota (IFQ) system for managing the halibut fisheries off Alaska. Such a
system would involve changes to the regulations governing the halibut
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