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

Drive, Miami, FL, October, 114 pp.
This report updates the original assessment of Schirripa and Goodyear
(1994) which was based on landings and catch per unit effort trends from 1986-
92. In this report additional data and analyses are being considered. First,
the catches and CPUE s have been updated through 1996 and reanalyzed.
Secondly, preliminary estimates of discard mortality were included in the
virtual population analyses, whereas they were not in the previous assessment.
And third, the implications of several different scenarios about the
protogynous reproductive behavior of gag on the measurement of SPR were
evaluated.
Schmalensee, Richard (1976). "Resource Exploitation Theory and the
Behavior of the Oil Cartel." European Economic Review, 7:257-279.
This paper examines the implications of the partial equilibrium theory
of optimal exploitation of a nonrenewable resource for the behavior of the
OPEC cartel. A relatively general extraction cost structure is assumed, and
several new theoretical results are derived. The influence of oil exporting
countries' ultimate objectives on cartel behavior is examined under
alternative assumptions about trading and investment opportunities. Some
implications for the policies of oil importing nations are discussed.
Schmidt, Peter and Robert P. Strauss (1975). "The Prediction of
Occupation Using Multiple Logit Models." International Economic
Review, 16(2):471-486.
The paper analyzes patterns of employment by estimating a multiple logit
model of occupational attainment, using race, sex, educational attainment and
labor market experience as explanatory variables. The advantages of this
direct approach are that it makes it unnecessary to make assumptions about an
appropriate reference point (such as average educational attainment in the
occupation), and that the analysis may be based on individual observations
rather than percentages.
Schmied, Ronald L. (1984). "Tools and Methods for Fisheries
Development." Chapter 16 in Richard H. Stroud (ed.) Marine
Recreational Fisheries, 9, Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Marine
Recreational Fisheries Symposium, Virginia Beach, Virginia, April
24 and 25, National Coalition for Marine Conservation, Inc.,
Savannah, Georgia.
This paper presents several tools and methods which should lend
direction to the challenging process of developing marine recreational
fishing. Effective use of these tools and methods requires that several
precepts regarding marine recreational fisheries be understood.
Schmied, Ronald L. (1994). "Report to Congress on the Cooperative
Research Program Addressing Finfish Bycatch in the Gulf of Mexico
and South Atlantic Shrimp Fisheries." Draft report, U.S.
Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast
Regional Office, 9721 Executive Center Drive, North, St.
Petersburg, FL, November, 27 pp.
This report updates members of Congress and other interested parties on
progress made by the Secretary of Commerce in developing and implementing a
cooperative shrimp trawl bycatch research program for the southeastern United
States.
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