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offshore, but southerly movement patterns were indicated after five of those
seven releases. Offshore releases of 71,485 brown shrimp and 19,185 pink
shrimp resulted in 12.4 percent and 19.7 percent recapture proportions,
respectively. Tagged brown shrimp moved up to 620 km from release sites and
remained free up to 430 days. Tagged pink shrimp moved a maximum 428 km and
were free up to 446 days. Recaptures were higher south of release sites after
20 of 30 releases of brown shrimp off Texas and Tamaulipas. In contrast,
recaptures of pink shrimp were higher south of release sites after only 7 of
13 releases. The effectiveness of the Gulf of Mexico shrimp fishery
management plan, enacted in 1981 to increase brown shrimp yield by seasonal
prohibition of fishing could be diminished by the tendency for brown shrimp to
migrate south.
Sherwin, Rosen (1987). "Dynamic Animal Economics." American Journal of
Agricultural Economics, 69(3):547-557.
Market equilibrium dynamics of herd inventory management are derived for
homogenous female populations. Short run supply is backward bending in
response to permanent changes in demand and is rising in response to
transitory changes in demand. Increasing inventories are associated with high
and falling prices and decreasing inventories with low and rising prices, but
there is no market instability in this. These unusual intertemporal
substitution effects follow from both rational expectations and appropriately
formulated cobweb models and go part of the way toward explaining hog and
cattle inventory cycles.
Shortle, James S. (1984). "The Use of Estimated Pollution Flows in
Agricultural Pollution Control Policy: Implications for Abatement
and Policy Instruments." Northeast Journal of Agricultural and
Resource Economics, October: 277-285.
Flows of water pollution from agricultural sources are, for all
practical purposes, unobservable by direct monitoring. These flows can,
however, be estimated using hydrological models. The analysis presented in
this paper demonstrates that uncertainty on estimated flows is not neutral
with respect to the optimal level and allocation of estimated abatement or
with respect to the expected net benefits of alternative pollution control
policy instruments. Policy implications are noted.
Shrimp Notes Incorporated (1983). Assessment of Shrimp Industry
Potentials and Conflicts. Volumes I, II, and III. Shrimp Notes
Incorporated, 417 Eliza Street, New Orleans, Louisiana, August.
This report is intended to provide an update on the potentials and
conflicts faced by the domestic shrimp industry with special attention
directed at future actions that may significantly impact respective segments
of the industry.
Shriver, Ann L. (1994). U.S. Groundfish Demand. OSU-94-108, International
Institute of Fisheries Economics and Trade, Agricultural and Resource
Economics Department, Oregon State University, April, 27 pp.
This report describes recent developments in the demand for groundfish
in the U.S. It begins with a review of general trends in U.S. food
consumption and their implications for groundfish. Groundfish consumption
data is presented, along with a discussion of its determining factors. U.S.
market channels for cod in particular are described, and supply factors are
assessed for their impact on consumption. Efforts to date to model groundfish
markets are described, and their conclusions and limitations discussed. Among
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