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Plan, Regulatory Impact Review, Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis, and Final Environmental Impact Statement for Atlantic Swordfish." Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina, February. The fishery management plan for swordfish in the south Atlantic region. The fishery is in or near a state of growth overfishing. Domestic landings are controlled by a variable season closure (VSC). Foreign fishing is prohibited and a bycatch in the foreign tuna fishery is restricted. Permits to fish are required and observer coverage of a sample of boats is made mandatory. South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (1988). "Fishery Management Plan, Final Environmental Impact Statement, Regulatory Impact Review, and Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for the Atlantic Billfishes." 1 Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina, March. The proposed action will result in management of the billfish fishery in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of the South Atlantic, Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean, Mid-Atlantic, and New England Councils. The species regulated are the sailfish, Istiophorus platypterus; the white marlin, Tetrapturus albidus; the blue marlin, Makaira nigricans, and the longbill spearfish, Tetrapturus pfluegeri. The objectives are to : 1) maintain the highest availability of billfishes to the U.S. recreational fishery; 2) optimize the social and economic benefits to the nation by reserving the billfish resource for its traditional use which on the continental U.S. is almost entirely a recreational fishery. In the Caribbean, the fishery is both a recreational and small scale handline fishery where billfishes are used as food; 3) increase understanding of the condition of the billfish stocks and the bill fish fishery. Optimum yield for billfishes is the greatest number of billfish that can be caught by the recreational fishery in the EEZ, consistent with the provisions of this fishery management plan, considering the biological limitations of the stock and the unavoidable incidental catches in other fisheries. Management measures proposed include a prohibition on the sale of billfish; a prohibition on possession by commercial longline and drift net vessels; minimum size limits; reporting requirements; permits for foreign vessels; and time and area restrictions on foreigners with a bycatch of billfish. The management actions will be implemented under the Magnuson Fishery Conservation and Management Act of 1976 (16 U.S.C. 1901, et seq.). South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (1989). "Amendment #1 to the Fishery Management Plan for Atlantic Swordfish." Draft, 1 Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina, December. The fishery management plan (FMP) for Atlantic swordfish was approved on August 22, 1985. The FMP contained measures designed to cap the harvest of fish less than 50 pounds dressed weight at the 1980 level by implementing time/area closures (Variable Season Closures [VSC]). The closures were never implemented and on December 31, 1987 the VSC provision expired. Currently, the FMP contains only data collection provisions. This amendment will implement management measures designed to rebuild the spawning stock to a level that will reduce the likelihood of recruitment failure. South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (1990). "Amendment 1 to the Fishery Management Plan for Atlantic Swordfish." 1 Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina, October, 101 pp. The objectives of this amendment are to manage the western North 6 2 1
Atlantic swordfish population under a constant harvest rate policy based on F 0.1 (Phase 1). To initiate measures to stabilize or reduce the number of participants in the fishery (Phase 1). to encourage an international management regime that complements management measures adopted for the U.S. fishery (Phase 1). To increase yield per recruit by shifting fishing mortality to larger size fish (Phase 2). South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (1990). "Wreckfish." Amendment Number 3, Regulatory Impact Review, Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis and Environmental Assessment for the Fishery Management Plan for the Snapper Grouper Fishery of the South Atlantic Region, 1 Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina 29407-4699, August, 34 pp. An amendment to the fishery management plan for wreckfish that includes wreckfish in the management unit. South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (1991). "Final Amendment 5 (Wreckfish), Regulatory Impact Review, Initial Regulatory Flexibility Determination, and Environmental Assessment for the Fishery Management Plan for the Snapper-Grouper Fishery of the South Atlantic Region." 1 Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina 29407-4699, September, pp. 89. Fishery management plan for wreckfish that institutes individual transferable quotas. South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (1993). "Draft Fishery Management Plan for the Shrimp Fishery of the South Atlantic Region." 1 Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina 29407-4699, 268 pp. Draft fishery management plan for the south Atlantic shrimp fishery. South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (1993). "Fishery Management Plan for the Shrimp Fishery of the South Atlantic Region." 1 Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina 29407- 4699, 320 pp. Final fishery management plan for the south Atlantic shrimp fishery. South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (1994). "Draft Decision Document for Amendment 1 to the Fishery Management Plan for the Shrimp Fishery of the South Atlantic Region (Rock Shrimp)." 1 Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina 29407- 4699, 27 pp. A discussion of management options for the rock shrimp fishery resource on the south Atlantic coast of the United States. South Atlantic Fishery Management Council (1994). "Public Hearing Draft Amendment 1 to the Fishery Management Plan for the Shrimp Fishery of the South Atlantic Region (Rock Shrimp)." 1 Southpark Circle, Suite 306, Charleston, South Carolina 29407-4699, September, 96 pp. This amendment considers (1) adding rock shrimp to the management unit of the shrimp FMP, (2) limiting harvest area in EEZ from Duval through St. Lucie (Stuart) counties, (3) implementing minimum mesh size regulations for 6 2 2
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estimated. Attempts to fit spawner-
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products arriving at Southeastern U
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to increases in employment. An econ
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Alcala, A.C. and G.R. Russ (1990).
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A presentation refuting the content
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Amemiya, Takeshi, (1978). "The Esti
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This paper applies elementary publi
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In this paper, the problem of valui
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validity of a traditional additive
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This paper introduces the share sys
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This paper evaluates the actual ope
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analysis is in terms of a very simp
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and Residential Property Values." U
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catch to advance-plan management ac
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Anonymous (1985). "Foreign Trade: M
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The adoption of aquacultural produc
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Anonymous (1995). "Rents and Taxes
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This paper is intended to review th
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Antozzi, William O. (1993). "Import
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living marine resources is proposed
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This report researches techniques f
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trade, are highlighted in the repor
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Attaran, Mohsen and Martin Zwick (1
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Bainton, Barry, John Catena, and Di
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Future Climatic Change, Technical W
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for the "eel skin" leather market.
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Chapter 3 in The Theory of Environm
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Beals, Ralph E., Mildred B. Levy, a
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Species Management Division, Nation
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Bell, Frederick W., Darrel A. Nash,
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their forests prematurely. In the c
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the world how certain local populat
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Beverton, Raymond J.H. and Sidney J
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over a longer period. Birnie, Patri
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Bjorndal, Trond and Jon M. Conrad (
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price. The lack of viable marketing
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In practice, it is frequently impos
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Agricultural Economics, 69(2):293-3
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esource and development programs, a
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controls and (ii) the use of output
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Boyce, John R. (1993). "Using Parti
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while the payment card and dichotom
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Brandt, Sylvia (1997). Regulation a
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educing discards. This chapter expl
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Market Equilibrium Analysis of the
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This paper describes a model for de
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3,503 available boat fishing weeks.
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The marine recreational boat fisher
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dragger fleet in the Scotia-Fundy R
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Shrimp fishing and specifically shr
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Caillouet, Charles W., Jr., Marcel
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catch on the catch rates of longlin
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also discusses how one can assure t
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The term embedding is ill defined
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captain/owner. The same techniques
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economic and sociological impacts i
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($450 million lost annually). Chamb
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Charles, Anthony T. and Gordon R. M
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Maindiratta, the lower bound is obt
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shrimp trawlers during the period 1
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Reprint Number 49, Resources for th
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Animal Species." J. Polit. Econ., 8
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short term dynamic behavior of an o
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individual gulf vessels of using a
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however, 10 percent fewer otoliths
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Coelli, Tim (1994). A Guide to FRON
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year effects may have been as high
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artisanal fisheries. Condrey, Richa
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introduction and overview of commer
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maximization of the sum of inframar
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quotas as a fisheries management in
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highlights the role of domestic mar
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This report describes the basic con
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cost of any given level of output s
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the domestic fishing industry. This
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improvement in incomes is to be ach
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Service, Southeast Fisheries Center
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evaluated as management tools to en
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The theory of market demand, the co
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greatest benefits. They also can se
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adoption/nonadoption varied across
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Dietz, Elizabeth (1994). "Measuring
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the original 1975 population of cha
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entry and exit. The entry trigger e
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The main thesis of this paper is th
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income due to shrimping. Data were
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fishers' location choices. It emplo
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choice. Results suggest that fisher
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Sources of market failure, public o
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The results from graphical and two-
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Scallop Fishery." Draft report, Nor
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discussion of the utility and feasi
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such as raw fish, are the exception
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This guidebook broadly defines the
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Everett, John (1984). "Fisheries De
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technical change. Fare, Rolf, Shawn
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$766 million and rippled throughout
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Fisher, Anthony C., John Krutilla,
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Technical Consultation on the Preca
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harvests of swordfish in 1990, but
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The Technical Working Group on the
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estimated. A proposed budget is pre
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Capture-recapture measurements of 1
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Fritz, Eugene S. and Francis M. Sch
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will reduce effort and positive ren
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and Shrimp Fishery Interactions - I
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etween landings and prices and the
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Gates, John M. (1984). "Principal T
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Environmental Economics and Managem
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This paper outlines some of the con
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information from port agents and ot
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Econometric Analysis of the U.S. Sh
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fishery policy evaluation, the leng
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LSIM is a length-based simulation m
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Grouper: Effects of Uncertainty abo
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selection of location characteristi
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Gould, J.R. (1972). "Extinction of
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develop a general understanding and
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Excessive fishing capacity is large
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Green, Trellis G. (1994). "Allocati
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Aguirre International, Bethesda, MD
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of the red snapper fishery, 4) Deve
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The impacts of TEDs on the highline
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To calculate the total effort of th
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This report provides current inform
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changes in an important managerial
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Robin Riechers, and Jerry Clark (19
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Gu, Guang and James L. Anderson (19
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criteria. Nursery sanctuaries in st
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a Limited Access System for the Shr
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ed snapper. Gulf of Mexico Fishery
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Boulevard, Tampa, Florida, November
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Office, 9450 Koger Blvd., St. Peter
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Environmental Impact Statement, Reg
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management of penaeid shrimp held a
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Warren, Win-Win Bycatch Solutions.
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Hamalainen, Raimo P., Jukka Ruusune
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This paper develops a unified frame
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the shape of this production functi
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on the optimal rate of exploitation
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happen to fishing outside the marin
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Harper, Douglas E. and David B. McC
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Hashim, Ali and Jonathan Cook (1994
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investigators. Hausman, J.A. and D.
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Heckman, James (1974). "Sample Sele
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shows the Faustmann rule to be asso
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Henwood, Tyrrell A. and Jonathan D.
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Herrick, Samuel F., Jr. and Steven
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hatchery system for pink salmon Onc
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Sheet." Office of Fisheries Conserv
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This document has been prepared to
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Highly Migratory Species Management
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Highly Migratory Species Management
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Hightower, Joseph E. and William H.
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any individual system will have the
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fishing nations is presented. The s
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Dynamic programming methods were ap
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18 pp. This draft of technical guid
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Creation of a Core Program." Fisher
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Hopkins, Jane Chadwick (1983). "An
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While other studies have discussed
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Administration, National Marine Fis
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collapses. We cite specific researc
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Information needed and the steps in
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Jensen, Carsten Lynge (1998). "Inve
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incremental changes in fish numbers
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Jones, Albert C. and James R. Zweif
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coldwater shrimp. Jovanovic, Boyan
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and Spanish mackerel, the Gulf of M
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eviews the historical and legal bac
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258. If the short run marginal cost
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KCA Research, Inc. (1992). "Managem
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The incentives of the commons cease
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University, Coastal Fisheries Insti
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Gulf Region processors and wholesal
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Energy, and Environmental Resources
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13 and 24, Sea Grant College Progra
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The memorandum discusses the relati
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King, Dennis M. (1991). "Wetland Cr
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Conceptually, the evoked set includ
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indicate how resource managers typi
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is specified and estimated for the
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scallop, Placopecten magellanicus,
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a fish movement model to the tag da
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Fishery off Texas and Louisiana." N
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majority of fishermen, better off.
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The Fish Boat, August: 22-98 (7 pag
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Solutions. National Fisheries Conse
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found to be appropriate for explain
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Ladner, Rosamund, Leah J. Smith, Su
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during this study. However, bycatch
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Langmo, R Donald, Christopher N. Ca
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valued products and significant los
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Concern over the effects of public
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Southeast Fisheries Center, 75 Virg
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used for this purpose are data enve
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Keys/Key West by residents of Monro
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Findings of a global study and an i
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that the study would provide benchm
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Throughout its history the North Pa
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swordfish market and to project cha
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greater than or less than extractio
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is estimated to be $1.7 million ove
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This management plan addresses the
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Water is a difficult resource to al
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the economics of the surf clam and
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individual transferable quotas, in
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example of the costs of regulating
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Stat., 62:318-21. McEachron, L.W. a
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and it amy be possible to use a syn
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Management Council, and Mid-Atlanti
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Species Management Division, Nation
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A stylized model of a set of Gulf f
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Mager, Andreas, Jr. (1990). "Nation
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artisanal vessel fishing inside the
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applications. Manzella, Sharon A.,
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Current policy requires that a bid
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Matthews, Dayna (1997). Beyond IFQ
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significantly after the Texas Closu
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with fishery management systems in
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harvesting in multispecies systems.
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This special publication comprises
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Miller, George C. (1971). "Commerci
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otherwise be put to productive alte
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estimate travel cost demand models
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Milon, J. Walter (1998). Title Unkn
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volume concludes with an examinatio
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Mitchell, Laura and Laura Grignano
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commercial fisheries. Larkin's firs
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Hotelling's r-percent rule does not
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studying the relationship of coasta
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"Management Considerations for Byca
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Southeastern Alaska salmon drift gi
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Fisheries Center. This report summa
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This report summarizes the findings
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Nance, James M. (1996). "Biological
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A bioeconomic model was developed t
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advantages, especially compared to
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Office of Protected Resources, Apri
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such as property rights are not dis
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to current definitions of overfishi
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the overview section and summarizes
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Cooperation Talks." Briefing Book,
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National Marine Fisheries Service (
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Volume I describes the proposed Man
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determine the appropriateness of us
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This paper uses a two step estimati
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simple time series and trends to il
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Much of the data relevant to potent
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ureaucratic supply determines only
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fisheries (50 CFR, Section 301). Th
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solutions, one of the main ones bei
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using standard versus special optim
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e particularly useful given institu
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Organization for Economic Cooperati
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Parks and Wildlife Department, Coas
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The prevailing belief in fisheries
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found that fishermen are responsive
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Seriola fishery, and future researc
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A complete analytical solution is p
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apparent shifts in the structure of
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that are analyzed to estimate value
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information on the social and demog
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Within the framework of the disaste
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without complete information and un
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production and then a two good mark
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Production functions and cost funct
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The impact of the Texas Closure on
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Polinsky, A. Mitchell and Steven Sh
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Catch rates on most grounds have be
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forms. Then the method is used to t
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Powers, Joseph E. (1982). "The Rela
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technology, government regulations,
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have caused new concerns for the U.
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eport, Tropical and Subtropical Fis
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fisheries in these areas. Quirk, Ja
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This chapter is concerned with the
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Regev, U., and A.P. Gutierrez, S.J.
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nets. There was no significant diff
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Atmospheric Administration, Nationa
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Management Council by Marine Resour
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C.M. 1994/T:8, Theme Session on Imp
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Ridker, Ronald G. and John A. Henni
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enforce. Use of marine reserves has
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Page 659 and 660: Wildlife Management. Due to world w
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Page 663 and 664: Terry, Joseph M. (1994). "Character
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Bioeconomic Model to Evaluate Chang
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Thunberg, Eric, James L. Seale, Jr.
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Timmerman, James A., Jr. (1984). "I
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A survey of existing limited entry
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effort and the second lowest other
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weight based ITQ program, a value b
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specify, to the maximum extent poss
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Socio-economic Issues and Implicati
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January of the 1994 fishing year (J
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The bycatch of juvenile fish can be
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Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast
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Landings, real exvessel value, pric
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This paper determined that vessel a
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Wang, Der Hsiung, Louis J. Goodreau
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single site, while accounting for t
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eventually leads to a decline in th
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economic return to the fishery and
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prices and their impact on fishing
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(Mackerel) Management Unit." NOAA T
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of the model and the results should
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data and analyses and, finally, dis
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National Marine Fisheries Service,
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time, documentation of the file con
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to erroneous results. Waters, James
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Piver's Island Road, Beaufort, NC 2
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discarded by the shrimp fleet, and
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sea turtle stocks which is in fact
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programs. This article presents a m
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Implications of this issue for seaf
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A fishery for northern shrimp in th
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analytical models were developed an
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the Gulf of Mexico." Draft report.
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(1990). "Managing unpredictable res
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Commodity Economics Division, Econo
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World Wildlife Fund and the Center
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Potential Gains from Cooperation fo
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A theory of effective policy choice
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iefly describe management plans for
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