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while the payment card and dichotomous choice estimates were influenced by the
interviewers soliciting the contingent values. Finally, the analysis of
dichotomous choice responses involves unresolved issues that warrant further
investigation. On the other hand, dichotomous choice is the easiest technique
to administer in a survey setting.
Brainerd, Theophilus R. (1995). "Fishery Co-Management: A Discussion
Paper." South Atlantic Fisheries Management Council, One
Southpark circle, Suite 306, Charleston, SC, January, 18 pp.
This paper discusses some of the factors that should be considered when
deciding whether a fishery could be managed by some form of a co-management
system. It provides case studies of three forms of fishery co-management
systems that are in place and that have achieved some measure of success. It
examines their strengths and weaknesses, and provides suggestions for deciding
how to structure a system to suit a particular fishery.
Brainerd, Theophilus R. (1998). "Regulatory Flexibility Analysis."
Draft Summary of Workshop Proceedings, Long Beach, California,
Office of Sustainable Fisheries, National Marine Fisheries
Service, 1315 East-West Highway, Silver Spring, MD, September 14-
15 March, 24 pp.
A summary of the proceedings of a workshop to develop recommendations of
existing certification criteria for regulatory flexibility Act analyses.
Brainerd, Theophilus R. (1995). "Potential Options for Inclusion in
Snapper Grouper Amendment 9: Controlled Access to the Snapper
Grouper Fishery." South Atlantic Fisheries Management Council,
One Southpark circle, Suite 306, Charleston, SC, March, 19 pp.
The Council is currently developing Amendment 8 to the snapper grouper
FMP. The proposed actions include additional regulations for (1) greater
amberjack in Monroe County, Florida; (2) yellowtail snapper; (3) multi-day bag
limits; (4) prohibiting possession of fish traps in the south Atlantic EEZ to
increase enforcement; (5) specifying the time when commercial permits are
available; and (6) limiting access based on the number of permitted fishermen
that have complied with all reporting requirements. At its February 1995
meeting in St. Augustine, Florida, the Council referred the proposed action
limiting access to the snapper grouper fishery to the Controlled Access
Committee as the appropriate committee to develop actions for controlled
access. This document presents various options for controlled access to the
snapper grouper fishery.
Brainerd, Theophilus R., John M. Ward, and John R. Gauvin (1994). "A
Look at the Utility of Socioeconomic Data for the Individual
Transferable Quota (ITQ) Program for the Wreckfish (Polyprion
Americanus) Fishery in the South Atlantic Region." Draft report
presented at the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission
Workshop on Socio-Economic Data and Analysis for Recreational
Fisheries Management in Annapolis, Maryland, July, 18 pp.
The individual transferable quota (ITQ) program for wreckfish in the
south Atlantic was first implemented during the 1992-1993 season. The program
has now entered its third year and so far no changes have been made to the
initial actions that established the ITQ program. A monitoring program has
been tracking landings, shares and coupons transactions, among others and has
provided information to the stock assessment group that meets annually to
evaluate the status of the fishery. This paper presents a brief background of
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