Discussion Papers

From Centre for the Economics and Management of Aquatic Resources
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32.: Fisheries development and resource usage conflict - a case study of deforestation associated with the Lake Chad fishery in Nigeria

A. E. Neiland and I. Verinumbe

31.: The significance of the fishing industry to the economy of Devon and Cornwall

J. Slaymaker

30.: Technological change and marine fisheries development

D. Whitmarsh

29.: Innovatory practice in the UK herring industry prior to World War One

C. Reid

28.: Foetal growth in southern fin whales

D. Sampson

27.: An index of abundance for southern fin whales

D. Sampson

26.: Costs, scale economics, elasticities of substitution and factor demand in the bulk shipping industry

S. Tolofari

25.: Flagging out/in: some economics and the shipowners dilemma

S. Tolofari

24.: Open registry costs and freight rates: are they related

S. Tolofari

23.: An econometric analysis of the cost structure of the tanker sector of the shipping industry

S. Tolofari, Kenneth Button and D. Pitfield

22.: L. Economics of trout farming I: capital costing model

R. Varley

21.: L. Rainbow trout farming in the UK: 1985 survey results

R. Varley

20.: Self-help and self-regulation in commercial fisheries

S. Cunningham and D. Whitmarsh

19.: The management of the UK mackerel fisheries: an economic perspective

D. Whitmarsh and J. Young

18.: F. The economics of the recreational salmon fishery in the United Kingdom

A. Radford

17.: A. The EEC common fisheries policy: retrospect and prospect

S. Cunningham and J. Young

16.: F. Estimating the net economic yield of a recreational salmon fishery - a case study of the River Wye

A. Radford

15.: K. The production and use of krill meal: a techno-economic appraisal

J. McElroy

14.: A. Alternative species in the European pond

J. Young

13.: The increasing importance of economics in fisheries regulations

S. Cunningham

12.: K. Approaching management of the southern ocean

J. McElroy

11.: The economics of harvesting krill

J. McElroy

10.: K. The market for krill

J. McElroy

9.: K. Marine turtle resources of the Solomon Islands region

J. McElroy

8.: When is overfishing underfishing

S. Cunningham and D. Whitmarsh

7.: Evolution of the objectives of fisheries management during the 1970's

S. Cunningham

6.: Fishing effort and fisheries policy

S. Cunningham and D. Whitmarsh

5.: Fisheries management in the EEC - a critique of common fisheries policy objectives

S. Cunningham

4.: The fishing industry in Guernsey: its historical development in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

M. Dunn

3.: G. A generalised growth and mortality model for assessing the economics of bivalve culture

C. Askew

2.: Growth and spawning in the Pectinid Chlamys opercularis in relation to temperature and phytoplankton concentration

M. J. Broom and J. Mason

1.: Stern trawling: a case study in technological change

D. Whitmarsh