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

This manual is intended to provide state fish and game agencies with the
ability to conduct economic impact analyses. However, the integration of
economics and social science into fisheries management should not be
accomplished by making biologists into economists, but should be accomplished
through multi-disciplinary management teams, each member having an
understanding of the other members science.
Spanos, Aris (1986). "Econometric Modelling, A Preliminary View."
Chapter 1 in Statistical Foundations of Econometric Modelling.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, U.K.
This text questions the existing approach of econometric modelling and
suggests an alternative methodology for performing empirical analysis.
Spector, L. and M. Mazzeo (1980). "Probit Analysis and Economic
Education." Journal of Economic Education, 11:37-44.
This paper introduces probit analysis to economic education for the
study of teaching technique, student characteristics, and use of textbooks.
An analysis using probit and OLS techniques is used to compare and contrast
both sets of results. Probit is found to be the better approach for this type
of analysis.
Sport Fishing Institute (1986). "A Research Agenda for the Economics of
the King Mackerel Fishery." Report resulting from the Mackerels
Economic Workshop, Southeast Regional Office, National Marine
Fisheries Service prepared by the Sport Fishing Institute, 1010
Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 100, Washington, D.C., June.
This paper presents the proposed research strategies to overcome
informational deficiencies that make decisions pertaining to the use of the
king mackerel stock less certain.
Sport Fishing Institute (1980). "Economic Activity Associated with
Marine Recreational Fishing in 1980." SFI, 608 13 th Street, N.W.,
Washington, D.C. 20005.
The purpose of this report was to undertake a complete economic analysis
of the marine recreational fishing industry and marine recreational fishing.
Economic impact analysis was used to estimate value added, capital
expenditures, employment, and wages and salaries as a function of sales.
Total economic impact of the $3.9 billion of recreational fishing retail sales
was estimated at $7.5 billion.
Sport Fishing Institute (1988). "Economic Activity Associated with
Marine Recreational Fishing in 1985." Volume I - National and
Regional Estimates. SFI, Suite 100, 1010 Massachusetts Avenue,
N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001, December, pp. 103.
The purpose of this report was to undertake a complete economic analysis
of the marine recreational fishing industry and marine recreational fishing.
Volume I describes the national economic activity of the marine recreational
fishing industry in the United States in 1985. In addition, the impacts are
presented for each region under the jurisdiction of the regional fishery
management councils. The multiplier effects of the marine recreational
fishing industry are included. Changes in the industry from 1972 to 1985 are
described and analyzed.
Sport Fishing Institute (1988). "Economic Activity Associated with
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