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

The report consists of twelve charts which depict the activities
associated with the wreckfish ITQ program for the 1993-1994 season with
comparisons with other years.
Southeast Regional Office (1995). "Cooperative Research Program
Addressing Finfish Bycatch in the Gulf of Mexico and South
Atlantic Shrimp Fisheries: A Report to Congress." National marine
Fisheries Service, 9721 Executive Center Drive, North, St.
Petersburg, FL, April 67 pp.
This report updates members of Congress and other interested parties on
progress made in developing and implementing a cooperative shrimp trawl
bycatch research program for the southeastern United States.
Southeast Regional Office (1995). "Migratory Coastal Pelagics Data."
National Marine Fisheries Service, 9721 Executive Center Drive,
North, St. Petersburg, FL.
Summarized data on the commercial and recreational fisheries for the
migratory coastal pelagics fishery (mackerel).
Southeast Regional Office (1995). "Marine Fisheries Initiative
(MARFIN)." Eighth Annual MARFIN Conference, November 28-29, Tampa
Airport Marriott, Tampa, FL, National Marine Fisheries Service,
9721 Executive Center Drive, North, St. Petersburg, FL.
A list of abstracts of each MARFIN project presented to the Board by the
principle investigators.
Southeastern Fisheries Association (1993). International Conference on
Shrimp Bycatch, May 24-27, 1992, Lake Buena Vista, Florida. Final
Report, NOAA Grant No. NA-90AA-H-MF745.
The primary objectives of the conference are to (1) summarize
information on the status of the bycatch problem and alternative shrimp
harvesting techniques for bycatch reduction; (2) identify future research
needs for addressing bycatch; (3) obtain input from scientists, fishermen,
fishery managers, and environmentalists on future management strategies; and
(4) provide for the dissemination of research and conference recommendations
for evaluation by representatives of the scientific, commercial, recreational,
and environmental communities.
Southey, Clive (1972). "Policy Prescriptions in Bionomic Models: The
Case of the Fishery." J. Polit. Econ., 80:769-775.
Efficiency in an open access fishery may involve a permanent increase in
the total expenditure of factors employed in the fishery as opposed to a
reduction in total fishing effort as proposed by Smith (1969). This result is
obtained without modification of the basic ingredients of the fishery model.
Using a somewhat different biological mechanism, a decrease in population
under regulation is possible. Throughout the analysis, problems of mesh size
and crowding are abstracted from, concentrating exclusively on the effect of
effort on population using steady state solutions.
Southwick, Robert I. and David B. Rockland (1990). How To Conduct An
Economic Impact Analysis. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Federal Aid
Division, Grant No.: 14-16-009-89-1210, The Sport Fishing Institute,
January, 64 pp.
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