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

Ridker, Ronald G. and John A. Henning (1967). "The Determinants of
Residential Property Values with Special Reference to Air
Pollution." The Review of Economics and Statistics, 49(2):246-257.
This appears to be one of the first papers to provide statistical
evidence of the effect of variations in air pollution levels on property
values for single family dwelling units in an urban area.
Riechers, Robin K. (Chairman) (1992). "Report of the First Coastal
Migratory Pelagics Socioeconomic Panel Meeting." April 21-23,
Miami, Florida. Prepared by the Socioeconomic Panel, Gulf of
Mexico Fishery Management Council.
This report deals with the socioeconomic Panel's decisions on king
mackerel and the members' serious concern about the adequacy of social and
economic information to give informed advice to the Council.
Riechers, Robin K. and Gary C. Matlock (1990). "A Simple Method for
Estimating the Benefits of the "Texas Closure"." Draft Report,
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, 4200 Smith School Road,
Austin, Texas 78744.
Our paper will estimate change in landings attributable to the Texas
closure using linear regression on recruitment data, and will present a model
for predicting the annual changes in weight of brown shrimp and pink shrimp
landed after each future closure.
Riely, Patricia Lavin (1988). "Economic Valuation of Marine
Recreational Fishing." Volume IV in Future Participation in
Marine Recreational Fishing. The Sport Fishing Institute, 1010
Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.
This volume presents the economic values related to marine recreational
fishing and offers a guide to the magnitudes of these values. Both freshwater
and saltwater fishery values are included since freshwater fishery values can
provide guidelines as to the magnitude of the marine values that are of
greatest interest to the National Marine Fisheries Service.
Riley, John G. (1980). "The Just Rate of Depletion of a Natural
Resource." Journal of Environmental Economics and Management,
7:291-307.
The optimal pricing and use of a natural resource is reconsidered with
respect to intergenerational equity considerations. It is assumed that in a
just economy, each generation chooses the plan that maximizes its won utility,
subject to the constraint that the plan should not be exploitative in the
sense that each generation does not take advantage of its earlier point in
time with respect to future generations. It is shown that if the cost of
production of an alternative energy source (e.g. solar) is sufficiently high
relative to the stock of naturally stored energy, the constraints of justice
result in a lower rate of energy use initially, but a higher rate later.
Rinehart, James R. and Jeffrey J. Pompe (1996). State Reaction to Lucas:
Planning and Policy Implications. The Southern Business and Economics
Journal, 19(4):261-272.
As urban areas have grown so have concerns about overdevelopment and the
resultant problems that come with it. Although controls instituted by
government attempt to control the negative effects of growth, challenges by
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