Publication Title ("Marine Resource Economics") And Id (3FNQ) And Date (Sep 01, 2012) And Issue Number ("3") And Volume Number (27) - Results - Gale Academic OneFile Select
The economic effects of catch share management: the Rhode Island Fluke Sector Pilot Program
Authors:Andrew M. Scheld, Christopher M. Anderson, and Hirotsugu UchidaFrom:Marine Resource Economics (Vol. 27, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed
Sept. 201211,071 words Report 1690LIn 2009, Rhode Island implemented a pilot catch share program around summer flounder, or fluke, a state-managed species that is jointly harvested with the Northeast Multispecies groundfish complex. A sector was given a...
Angler heterogeneity and the species-specific demand for marine recreational fishing
Authors:Timothy Haab, Robert Hicks, Kurt Schnier, and John C. WhiteheadFrom:Marine Resource Economics (Vol. 27, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed
Sept. 20129,434 words Report 1500LIn this study we assess the ability of the Marine Recreational Fishery Statistics Survey (MRFSS) to support single-species recreation demand models. We use the 2000 MRFSS southeast intercept data combined with the...
Author:Gardner BrownFrom:Marine Resource Economics (Vol. 27, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed
Sept. 20121,563 words Book review 1370LFour Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food. Paul Greenberg. 2010. Oxford University Press, 284 pp. ISBN 1-101-43829-0. There is a common pattern for open-access fisheries, particularly for stocks that spend some...
A system of indicators for sustainability: an example from the Senegalese fisheries
Authors:Djiga Thiao and Francis LaloeFrom:Marine Resource Economics (Vol. 27, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed
Sept. 20126,763 words Report 1350LIn most coastal countries the fisheries sector satisfies multiple socioeconomic needs. This is especially the case in many coastal developing countries where fisheries represent a substantial source of food, jobs, and...
Fishery subsidies, illegal fuel trading, and conservation
Authors:Chih-Ming Hung and Yungho WengFrom:Marine Resource Economics (Vol. 27, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed
Sept. 20124,182 words Report 1510LThis article incorporates illegal fuel trading behavior to examine the effects of changes in the fishery subsidy rate, detection effort, and fish price on the level of fishing, illegal fuel trading, and fish biomass....
Reflections on Marine Resource Economics: editor's introduction
Author:Martin D. SmithFrom:Marine Resource Economics (Vol. 27, Issue 3) Peer-Reviewed
Sept. 20122,390 words Editorial 1520LIt is an honor to begin my tenure as editor of Marine Resource Economics. I am deeply indebted to my predecessors--Jon Sutinen, Cathy Roheim, and Jim Anderson--and to the many talented scholars who have contributed to...