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and compliance is imperfect. The optimal allocation is shown to depend on,
inter alia, the marginal enforcement cost of controlling catches in each
sector. Optimal policies for total allowable catches, bag and trip limits,
and the penalty schedule are also derived. The analysis is set in the context
of the mackerel fishery in the Southeastern United States.
Sutinen, Jon G. (1993). "Recreational and Commercial Fisheries
Allocation with Costly Enforcement." American Journal of
Agricultural Economics, 75(5):1183-1187.
This paper addresses the problem of allocating total catch between
recreational and commercial fishing sectors when enforcement is costly and
compliance imperfect and variable between the two sectors.
Sutinen, Jon G. (1995). "Draft Synthesis Report for the OECD Study of
Fishery Management." Department of Natural Resource Economics,
University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island.
A draft of a synthesis report for the study of fishery management in
OECD countries.
Sutinen, Jon G. (1996). "Synthesis Report for the Study on the Economic
Aspects of Management of Marine Living Resources." Organization
for Economic Co-operation and Development, Directorate for Food,
Agriculture and Fisheries, Fisheries Committee, February, 201 pp.
The aims of the study are to review the management practices and
experiences in member countries with a view to identifying common problems and
considering how economic instruments can be applied to improve the efficiency
of the management of living marine resources; to consider the economic aspects
of managing living marine resources, including aspects of structural
adjustment, the management of fisheries with multiple species, highly
migratory species, and straddling stocks; and to identify areas where
international coordination and collaboration may prove useful.
Sutinen, Jon G. (1998). "Comments on the Economic Effects of Quota
Reductions on the Atlantic Large Coastal Shark Fishery." Letter
to Gary Matlock, Department of Environmental and Natural Resource
Economics, 319 Lippitt Hall, University of Rhode Island, Kingston,
RI, April, 5 pp.
Comments on the draft document entitled Consideration of the Economic
Effects and Potential Alternatives to the 1997 Quotas on the Atlantic Large
Coastal Shark Fishery. Given that existing data to adequately analyze the
impacts of the proposed quota reduction is nonexistent, the proposed approach
is a reasonable alternative.
Sutinen, Jon G. and James Anderson (1996). The Use of Closed Areas as a
Fisheries Management Tool for the New England Groundfish Fishery: A
Bioeconomic Analysis. Sea Grant Proposal, Department of Environmental
and Natural Resource Economics, University of Rhode Island, Kingston,
R.I.
A proposal to analyze the economic impacts of closed areas in a stylized
theoretical fishery model using state of the art economic modeling techniques
and existing empirical data.
Sutinen, Jon G. and Peder Andersen (1985). "The Economics of Fisheries
Law Enforcement." Land Economics, 61(4):1-14.
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