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

Brown, Ausbon, Jr., James A. Bohnsack, and Douglas Harper (1989).
"Automated Landings Assessment for Responsive Management (ALARM):
Gulf of Mexico Commercial Reef Fish Landings, December 1989."
Contribution No. CRD-89/90-02, National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service, Southeast
Fisheries Center, Miami Laboratory, Coastal Resources Division, 75
Virginia Beach Dr., Miami, FL, December, 4 pp.
Summary of red snapper landings in graphical form from 1979 to 1987.
Brown, Bradford (1995). Briefing Document Blue Tuna. Draft report,
Southeast Fisheries Science Center, National Marine Fisheries Service,
75 Virginia Beach Drive, Miami, FL, 13 pp.
A history of the ICCAT bluefin tuna work from the perspective of the
author.
Brown, Gardner, Jr. (1974). "An Optimal Program for Managing Common
Property Resources with Congestion Externalities." Journal of
Political Economy, Jan/Feb:161-173.
This paper derives an optimum program for managing a common property
natural resource whose rate of growth of the resource stock depends on the
resource stock level and the current rate of extraction. If the resource
stock initially is sufficiently small it is shown that it will be socially
optimal to have a period of no extraction. When extraction begins, it and the
variable factor increase faster than the resource stock is increasing.
Changes reflecting the imputed marginal social value of the resource are a
decreasing function of the level of the stock. These results differ from
Smith (1968) recent static treatment of the same problem and are discussed
below.
Brown, Gardner, Jr. (1981). "Hedonic Demand Functions with Linear and
Non-Linear Budget Constraints." Draft report, Department of
Economics, University of Washington, November, 35 pp.
Consumers do not always face constant unit prices for the goods and
services they purchase. The urban and environmental literature abounds in
examples where implicit prices are nonlinear. We show that nonlinear budget
constraints fundamentally alter the demand relationship. The exogenous
parameter (marginal price) consumers face in the linear case is replaced by an
exogenous price function (the price gradient) in the nonlinear case. Two ways
are developed in Section II to solve the demand functional: a parametric
approach and a system equation approach.
Brown, Gardner, M. (1997). Economic Review of the Red Snapper Fishery.
Draft report for U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and
Atmospheric Administration, National Marine Fisheries Service,
Department of Economics University of Washington, Box 353330, Seattle,
Washington, September, 25 pp.
It would be a very rare fishery for which the economic analysis is
adequate.
Brown, Gardner, Jr. and J. John Charbonneau (1978). "The Value of
Wildlife Estimated by the Hedonic Approach." Working Paper No. 6,
Division of Program Plans, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, March,
25 pp.
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