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

Terry, Joseph M. (1994). "Characteristics of Fisheries Appropriate for
ITQ and Other Controlled Access Management." Position Paper
presented at the Limited Access Workshop, Seattle, Washington,
November 1-3. National Marine Fisheries Service, Alaska Region.
Copies of overheads used in a presentation on the characteristics of
fisheries that tend to result in the success or failure of ITQ, license
limitation, and other types of controlled access programs. Good outline of
the limited access concerns for fishery managers.
Terry, Joseph M. (1994). "Consolidation Limits." Position Paper
presented at the Limited Access Workshop, Seattle, Washington,
November 1-3. National Marine Fisheries Service, Alaska Region.
Copies of overheads used in a presentation on the limits to
consolidation under individual transferable quotas and other limited entry
programs. The objectives of such limits is to ensure economic efficiency, the
distribution of benefits, and maintain the level of participation by existing
fishermen and new entrants.
Terry, Joseph M. (1997). Comments on the Draft Guidelines for National
Standard 9 (Bycatch). Alaskan Regional Office, Seattle, Washington.
Comments on National Standard 9 concerning NMFS policy on bycatch
reduction where the concern is expressed that the underlying economic
principles are not being address.
Terry, Joseph M. (1997). A Plan to Improve the Data and Models Available to
Support Economic Analyses of the Alaska Groundfish and Halibut
Fisheries. Draft, Alaskan Regional Office, Seattle, Washington, July,
7 pp.
This plan identifies three projects that would result in substantial
progress in implementing the cost, earnings, and employment program, improve
usefulness of existing data collection programs, and the model and technique
development program for fisheries off Alaska for with the North Pacific
Fishery Management Council and the National Marine Fisheries Service have the
principal management responsibilities.
Terry, Joseph M. (1997). Research Plan for the Socioeconomic Assessments
Task. Draft, Alaskan Regional Office, Seattle, Washington, July, 4 pp.
The primary mission of the Socioeconomic Assessments Task is to provide
economic information that will assist, NMFS, the North Pacific Fishery
Management Council (NPFMC) and the Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC)
in meeting their responsibilities;(1) measure the annual economic performance
of the fisheries under their jurisdiction; (2) track changes in economic
performance over time; (3) estimate the economic performance effects of
existing fishery management measures; (4) project the economic effects of
alternative management measures; and (5) develop fishery management policies
and measures which will increase the long-term economic and social benefits to
the nation from sustainable fisheries. The secondary missions are (1) to
provide related economic information to other Federal and state agencies,
foreign and international agencies, the fishing industry, other interest
groups, and the general public; and (2) to respond to NMFS requests for other
types of economic information.
Terry, Joseph M. and Lewis E. Queirolo (1989). "U.S. Fisheries
Management and Foreign Trade Linkages: Policy Implications for
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