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

of quota has increased over time. We evaluate two possible explanations of
this phenomenon, first that fishermen in this small fishery are withholding
their ITQs to improve a depleted stock, and second that a combination of fixed
costs and opportunities in other fisheries has created an excess ex post
supply of ITQs. We argue that the first explanation is inconsistent with the
observed facts of the wreckfish fishery, but that the second appears to match
those facts fairly well. We conclude with a discussion of the implications of
our results for ITQ management.
Bromley, Daniel W. (19??). "Property Rights and Economic Incentives in
Resource and Environmental Economics." Draft of a paper presented
at "The Political Economy of Natural Resource and Environmental
Use," Department of Agricultural Economics, University of
Wisconsin, Madison.
The paper presents a conceptual view of property rights as they
influence resource control and hence resource use.
Bromley, Daniel W. (1978). "Property Rules, Liability Rules, and
Environmental Economics." Journal of Economic Issues, 12(1):43-
60.
A taxonomy of entitlements is presented.
Bronsard, Camille and Lise Salvas-Bronsard (1984). "On Price Exogeneity
in Complete Demand Systems." Journal of Econometrics, 24:235-247.
Complete demand systems have always been estimated under the assumption
that either prices or quantities were exogenous. In this paper, we introduce
some explicit price adjustment process and test the assumption of exogeneity
of prices. Comparing the model with endogenous prices to the model with
exogenous prices will reveal that the assumption of the exogeneity of prices
is not a very dramatic one as both estimated models are very similar in many
experiments with American and Canadian data. Applying a system wide Wu-Hausman
test and a likelihood ratio test, will always lead us to reject the exogeneity
of prices in three commodity models, while at the more disaggregated level,
prices may often be considered as exogenous.
Brooks, David B. (eds.) (1974). Resource Economics, Selected Works of
Orris C. Herfindahl, Washington, D.C., Resources for the Future.
The collected works of Orris C. Herfindahl concerning the nature and
scope of resource economics, natural resource supply and conservation, the
application of economics to the minerals industry, the supply of natural
resource information, and the quality of the natural environment.
Brooks, Prescilla (1986). REN 410 Notes. Department of Resource
Economics, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island.
Introductory fisheries economics taught by Dr. Jon Sutinen course notes.
Brookshire, David S., Mark A. Thayer, William D. Schulze, and Ralph C.
D'Arge (1982). "Valuing Public Goods: a Comparison of Survey and
Hedonic Approaches." American Economic Review, 72(1):165-177.
This paper reports on an experiment designed to validate the survey
approach by direct comparison to a hedonic property value study.
Brorsen, B. Wade, Jean-Paul Chavas, and Warren R. Grant (1987). "A
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