Marine Resource Economics -- Contents of Volume 18

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Volume 18, No. 1, 2003

  

	Industrial Agglomeration and Production Costs in Norwegian Salmon Aquaculture, Ragnar Tveteras , pp. 1-22
	Compensating Variation for Recreational Policy: A Random Utility Approach to Boating in Florida,  Michael Thomas and Nicholas Stratis, pp.23-33
	On the Dynamics of Commercial Fishing and Parameter Identification,  Al-Amin Ussif, Leif K. Sandal, Stein Steinshamn, pp.35-46
	Optimal Management of the Northern Atlantic Bluefin Tuna,  Pedro Pintassilgo and Clara Costa Duarte , pp. 47-67
	Books Reviewed: Law's Order - What Economics has to do with Law and Why it Matters,  by David D. Friedman. Reviewed by Gerry Visgilio, Connecticut College,pp. 69-71.

Volume 18, No. 2, 2003

	An Economic Evaluation of Beach Erosion Management Alternatives, Craig E. Landry, Andrew G. Keeler, and Warren Kriesel
	The Optimal Allocation of Ocean Space: Aquaculture and Wild-harvest Fisheries, Porter Hoagland, Di Jin, Hauke Kite-Powell
	North Pacific Halibut and Sablefish IFQ Policy Design: Quantifying the Impacts on Processors, Scott C. Matulich and Michael Clark
	Analyzing Technical and Economic Interrelationships in Hawaii’s Longline Fishery, Naresh C. Pradhan, Khem R. Sharma, and PingSun Leung
	Perspectives: Evidence on Producer Bargaining in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Lobster Fishery, Ralph E. Townsend, Samuel G. Pooley, and Raymond Clarke..
	Thalassorama: Relative Productivity Development in Salmon Aquaculture, Frank Asche, Trond Bjorndal, and Elin H. Sissener

Volume 18, No. 3, 2003

 

	Futility of Targeted Fish Tariffs and an Alternative, Henry Kinnucan
	Effects of Coral Reef Attribute Damage on Recreational Welfare, Jeffrey Wielgus, Nanette E. Chadwick-Furman, Naomi Zeitouni, and Mordechai Shechter
	Size and Bag Limits in Recreational Fisheries: Theoretical and Empirical Analysis, Richard Woodward and Wade Griffin
	Harvesting Strategies in a Fish Stock Dominated by Low-frequency Variability: The Norwegian Spring-spawning Herring (Clupea harengus), Veijo Kaitala, Niclas Jonzen, and Katja Enberg
	Could Welfare Optimality be Achieved with Extensive Data Information?, Hans Frost and Frank Jensen
	Book Review: Coastal Hazard Management: Lessons and Future Directions from New Jersey by Norbert P. Psuty and Douglas D. Ofiara. Book Review provided by Gary Yohe, Wesleyan University

Volume 18, No. 4, 2003

    

	Participation Decisions, Angler Welfare, and the Regional Economic Impact of Sportfishing, Keith R. Criddle, Mark Herrmann, S. Todd Lee, and Charles Hamel
	Pollution Externalities and Fisheries: Insights from a Spatially Explicit Bioeconomic Model, Alan Collins, Sean Pascoe, and David Whitmarsh
	Multilateral Governance of Fisheries: Management and Cooperation in the Western and Central Pacific Tuna Fisheries, Satish Chand, R. Quentin Grafton, and Elizabeth Petersen
	Supply Functions for North Sea Herring, Linda Nostbakken and Trond Bjorndal
	Perspectives: Primary Uncertainty in the Seafood Industry: An Exploratory Study of How Processing Firms Cope, Geir Grundvag Ottesen and Kjell Gronhaug
	Book Review: Unfinished Business: New Zealand’s Experience with Rights-Based Fisheries. Reviewed by Ralph Townsend, University of Maine.

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