In this new book the author (Professor of Fisheries Economics at the University of Iceland) provides a highly-detailed, systematic analysis of the evoloution and structure of the Icelanic fishing industry supported by a wealth of statistics which will be of interest to all fisheries managers, fisheries economists and the fisheries scientists. Discussng in turn the catching, processing and marketing aspects of the industry, the text then examines the original extensive phase of intensive development. The fisheries managment system and its success in the industry as a whole is explained. A major, concluding section assesses the overall economic performance of the Icelandic fisheries and compares it to that of other nations highlighting those areas where the icelandic experience might serve as a model.
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In this new book the author (Professor of Fisheries Economics at the University of Iceland) provides a highly-detailed, systematic analysis of the evoloution and structure of the Icelanic fishing industry supported by a wealth of statistics which will be of interest to all fisheries managers, fisheries economists and the fisheries scientists.
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Casual observation does not suggest that ocean fisheries constitute a particularly profitable occupation. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
wetfish prices, vessel quota system, aggregate fishing effort, multipurpose fleet, capelin fishery, saltfish production, fisheries management system, demersal fisheries, exclusive fisheries jurisdiction, fish processing firms, demersal catch, landings control system, vessel quotas, large marketing organizations, harvesting sector, harvesting industry, freezing industry, fisheries management measures, fishing firms, iced fish, common property fisheries, multipurpose vessels, catch volumes, common property nature, fishing capital Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Ministry of Fisheries, National Economic Institute, World War, Marine Research Institute, Fisheries Association of Iceland, North Atlantic, Statistical Bureau of Iceland, Fish Price Determination Board, Fisheries Management Act, Hagtolur Manadarins, Historical Statistics, Renewal Plan, Soviet Union, Central Bank of Iceland, Economic Outlook, Regional Institute, Eastern Europe, Solustofnun Lagmetis New!
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Casual observation does not suggest that ocean fisheries constitute a particularly profitable occupation. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
wetfish prices, vessel quota system, aggregate fishing effort, multipurpose fleet, capelin fishery, saltfish production, fisheries management system, demersal fisheries, exclusive fisheries jurisdiction, fish processing firms, demersal catch, landings control system, vessel quotas, large marketing organizations, harvesting sector, harvesting industry, freezing industry, fisheries management measures, fishing firms, iced fish, common property fisheries, multipurpose vessels, catch volumes, common property nature, fishing capital Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Ministry of Fisheries, National Economic Institute, World War, Marine Research Institute, Fisheries Association of Iceland, North Atlantic, Statistical Bureau of Iceland, Fish Price Determination Board, Fisheries Management Act, Hagtolur Manadarins, Historical Statistics, Renewal Plan, Soviet Union, Central Bank of Iceland, Economic Outlook, Regional Institute, Eastern Europe, Solustofnun Lagmetis New!
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- Bioeconomic Analysis of Fisheries by R. Hannesson in Front Matter, and Back Matter
- Economic Theory and Exhaustible Resources (Cambridge Economic Handbooks) by P. S. Dasgupta in Back Matter
- An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith in Back Matter
- The Wealth of Nations (Bantam Classics) by Adam Smith in Back Matter
- Advances in Fisheries Economics by Frank Asche in Front Matter
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- Property Rights and Regulatory Systems for Fisheries (Fishing News Books) by David Symes on page 30, and page 141
- The Commons in the New Millennium: Challenges and Adaptation (Politics, Science, and the Environment) by Nives Dolšak on page 165
- Fisheries Dependent Regions by David Symes in Back Matter
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