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A complete analytical solution is presented for the problem of finding
the common rate of exploitation that maximizes total sustained yield from a
mixture of stocks when each stock follows a Ricker reproduction cure. A
computer program is described that solves this problem for up to 20 stocks
varying in both reproductive potentials and absolute sizes. Some aspects of
the management of Pacific salmon and fishing strategies are discussed in
relation to the question of obtaining maximum yields when harvesting mixtures
of stocks under various constraints.
Pauly, D. and G.I. Murphy (eds.) (1982). "Theory and Management of
Tropical Fisheries." Proceedings of the ICLARM/CSIRO Workshop on
the Theory and Management of Tropical Multispecies Stocks, 12-21
January 1981, Cronulla, Australia.
The specific objectives of the workshop were to review models that are
presently in use or that have been proposed for stock assessment in the
tropics, to define the data requirements of various stock assessment and
management methods, to review current research on stock assessment in tropical
waters, and to identify the major constraints for stock assessment and
management in tropical waters, and to formulate a feasible plan of action to
overcome these constraints.
Pawlyk, Perry W. and Kenneth J. Roberts (19??). "Forecasting U.S.
Shrimp Prices: A Comparison of Three Different Models." Draft
Report, Center for Wetland Resources, Louisiana State University,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The size composition of shrimp imports has changed in recent years with
the development of pond raised shrimp. The impact of these imports on U.S.
shrimp markets is concentrated in the 26 to 40 count size range since the
shrimp are usually raised to these sizes. So aquaculture has changed the
quantity ratios between sizes of shrimp that would occur if all shrimp were
harvested from wild stocks. This research was undertaken to understand the
nature of these price fluctuations. Two different techniques for price
forecasting are discussed in this paper: (1) time series models and (2)
econometric models.
Pawlyk, Perry W. and Kenneth J. Roberts (1986). "Products and Markets
for Small Louisiana Shrimp." Marine Fisheries Review, 48(4):65-
70.
Louisiana has long been known for its sometimes controversial harvest of
small shrimp from its inshore waters. With the trend toward landings of
smaller shrimp from the Gulf, the economics of the small shrimp processing and
marketing industry is of increasing importance. The production of three
shrimp products, raw head-on, peeled, and canned, was found to be dependent on
small shrimp supply. Over 20 percent of the shrimp moving through Louisiana's
processing plants was shipped out of the state for further processing. Most
of these were small, head-on shrimp. Louisiana is an important supplier of
small shrimp products and small shrimp for processors in other Gulf states.
Peacock, F.G. and D.A. MacFarlane (1986). "A Review of Quasi-Property
Rights in the Herring Purse Seine Fishery of the Scotia-Fundy
Region of Canada." In N. Mollett (ed.) Fishery Access Control
Programs Worldwide, Proceedings of the Workshop on Management
Options for the North Pacific Longline Fisheries, p 215-230, Univ.
Alaska Sea Grant Rep. 86-4.
The management of the herring purse seine fishery of Scotia-Fundy region
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