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

This article develops practical measures of the change in economic
welfare due to coastal land use restrictions. The measures are practical
because they may be derived from current market data at modest cost and may be
interpreted in a manner that is useful for coastal policy.
Pascoe, Sean (1993). "ITQs in the Australian South East Fishery."
Marine Resource Economics, 8(4):395-401.
This paper outlines the main challenges and successes that have occurred
in Australia's south east fishery as a result of ITQ management.
Pascoe, Sean (1995). Modelling the UK Demersal Trawl Component of the
English Channel. In, Bio-Economic Modelling in the EU, Concerted
Action Coordination of Research in Fishery Economics, Working Document
Nr: 7,(AIR CT94 1489), Workshop, Edinburgh, October: 31-43.
A preliminary model of the demersal trawl component of the multispecies
U.K. component of the English Channel fishery is presented. This encompasses
two metiers (sub-fisheries) - two otter trawl metiers and three beam trawl
metiers. The model is the first step in development of a more comprehensive
model of the fishery as a whole. In the model, the fleet is segmented by
region of origin, boat type and boat size. The fishing activity of fleet boat
segment is segmented by area (metier) and season fished. Catches and landings
of ten key species (plus one aggregated category of other species) are
estimated for each fleet segment in each fishing activity, based on the effort
allocation of each fleet segment. Prices and costs are endogenous in the
model. The model is developed as an optimization model, with the objective
function being the maximization of total gross margins in the fishery.
Pascoe, Sean, Tony Battaglene, and David Campbell (1992). "A
Bioeconomic Model of the Southern Shark Fishery." ABARE Research
Report 92.1, Project 9343.103, Australian Bureau of Agricultural
and Resource Economics, GPO Box 1563, Canberra 2601, Australian.
The southern shark fishery has shown signs of being overexploited and
overcapitalized for a number of years. To assess the relative benefits likely
to accrue from alternative management options, a bioeconomic model of the
fishery was developed. In this research report the bioeconomic model of the
southern shark fishery is described. The results of the simulations of
alternative management plans and their effect on the profitability of the
fishery are presented to demonstrate how the model may be used. The
sensitivity of the model to various biological and economic parameters is also
evaluated.
Paterson, D.G. and J. Wilen (1977). "Depletion and Diplomacy: The North
Pacific Seal Hunt, 1886-1910." Research in Economic History,
2:81-139.
This article analyzes the economic motives for and the consequences of
the North Pacific Fur Seal Controversy between Canada and the United States in
the late nineteenth century. Both nations were faced with a prisoner's
dilemma situation in which it would have benefited both to refrain from
harvesting large amounts and yet, without explicit agreement, neither could
afford to do so alone. As a result the heard was brought from a size of close
to 2 million down to 140,000 animals.
Paulik, G.J., A.S. Hourston, and P.A. Larkin (1967). "Exploitation of
Multiple Stocks by a Common Fishery." J. Fish. Res. Board Can.,
24:2527-2537.
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