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aises the issue of how will the combination of input price uncertainty and
continuous rate of return regulation affect the firms's section of inputs.
Using a capital asset pricing model, the authors find that the continuously
regulated firm has the incentive to use relatively less capital than when
input prices are known with certainty.
Scott, Gerald P. (1991). Some Options for Estimating 1992 U.S. TAC for
Swordfish. MIA-91/92-21, National Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast
Fisheries Science Center, Miami Laboratory, 75 Virginia Beach Drive,
Miami, Fl, December, 28 pp.
Several options for projecting swordfish stock size and yield for
estimating 1992 U.S. total allowable catch (TAC) are provided. The projection
options considered utilize several hypothetical 1991 fishing mortality
reduction scenarios based on regulatory measures imposed in 1991. The
estimation and projection methods described in Scott and Powers (1991) are
used herein, except where noted. In contrast to Scott and Powers, who used a
deterministic projection, stochastic projections are applied in this document.
The basis for these projections are the Monte Carlo simulation outcomes
resulting from analyses conducted by the 1991 ICCAT SCRS swordfish species
group at its September, 1991, meeting in St. Andrews, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Scott, Gerald P. (1995). Bycatch Report for ICCAT. Memorandum, Southeast
Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service, August 7, 8
pp.
Preliminary estimates of bycatch by species from 1993 observer data
collected for the longline, pair trawl, and gillnet fishery.
Scott, Gerald P. (1996). On a Swordfish Cleithrum to Keel Measure
Corresponding to 119 cm LJFL. National Marine Fisheries Service,
Southeast Fisheries Science Center, Miami Laboratory, 75 Virginia Beach
Drive, Miami, Fl, April 2 pp.
The paper re-estimates the statistical conversion factor (Lee and Scott,
1992) for measurements taken from cleithrum to keel for the minimum size
corresponding to 119 cm lower jaw fork length (LJFL) based on a larger data
base with greater depth in length measurements. A recommendation for a
minimum CK size with zero probability of exceeding the minimum LJFL size is
presented.
Scott, Gerald P. and Angelo Bertolino (1990). "Standardized Catch Rates
for Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) from the U.S. Longline Fleet
Through 1989." ICCAT Working Document SCRS/90/, U.S. Department
of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,
National Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast Fisheries Center, 75
Virginia Beach Drive, Miami, Florida.
Swordfish catch, size, and effort data collected from the U.S. longline
fleet operating over a wide geographical range of the western North Atlantic
Ocean were used to develop age-specific indices of abundance of North Atlantic
swordfish. Standardized catch rates were estimated using the General Linear
Modeling approach.
Scott, Gerald P., Victor R. Restrepo, and Angelo Bertolino (1991).
"Standardized Catch Rates for Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) from the
U.S. Longline Fleet Through 1990." ICCAT Working Document
SCRS/91/41, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service,
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