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complementarily from economic and engineering studies. An analytical
framework is developed that reconciles the engineering evidence with the
possibility of energy-capital complementarily. Empirical evidence reconciling
the seemingly disparate econometric results of energy complementarily and
substitutability is also presented.
Berrien, Peter and Doris Finan (1977). Biological and Fisheries Data on
Spanish Mackerel, Scomberomorus maculatus (Mitchill). Technical Series
Report No. 9, Sandy Hook Laboratory, Northeast Fisheries Center,
National Marine Fisheries Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, Highlands, N.J., November,
52 pp.
A summary of the biology and brief description of the fishery for
Spanish mackerel.
Berry, Brian J.L. and Robert S. Bednarz (1975). "A Hedonic Model of
Prices and Assessments for Single-Family Homes: Does the Assessor
Follow the Market or the Market Follow the Assessor?" Land
Economics, :21-40.
The paper explores the question of who is likely to benefit from a
change in the Cook County assessment system and who is likely to find that his
taxes are increased. Factors determining the selling price of single family
homes in Chicago are compared with factors related to variations in property
tax assessments, to discover the ways in which the market and the assessor
differ. The results of these comparisons are then combined to reveal those
factors causing variations in the assessment:price ratio whose effects would
be eliminated by uniform percentage taxation based on market values.
Bertsekas, Dimitri P. (1976). Dynamic Programming and Stochastic
Control. Academic Press, New York.
The basic objective of the book is to provide a unified framework for
sequential decision making under uncertainty and to stress the few fundamental
concepts underlying the treatment of uncertainty and the technique of dynamic
programming.
Bessette, Cheryl (1985). Growth, Distribution, and Abundance of Juvenile
Penaeid Shrimp in Galveston Bay. Thesis, Department of Biology,
University of Houston, Houston, Texas, August, 132 pp.
The bait shrimp industry of Galveston Bay was studied from May through
November of 1984 to identify patterns of abundance and distribution of
juvenile shrimp, Penaeus aztecus and P. setiferus, and to note the growth of
both populations before movement of each to offshore waters. In addition to
the work conducted on shrimp, a characterization of the incidental catch (all
animals caught besides shrimp) was also performed.
Beverton, R.J.H. (1994). Notes on the Use of Theoretical Models in the
Study of the Dynamics of Exploited Fish Populations. Marine
Fisheries Section, American Fisheries Society, Special Publication
1.
This book reprints a series of lectures given in 1951 at the U.S.
Fisheries Laboratory, Beaufort, North Carolina by the author on the theory of
fishing and the analysis of the dynamics of fish populations. The bulk of the
material on which the lectures were based was taken from recent work by the
author in collaboration with Dr. S.J. Holt.
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