DocumentCode
2819227
Title
The Effect of Market Concentration on Productivity in Fisheries
Author
Ben Rockland, David
fYear
1981
fDate
16-18 Sept. 1981
Firstpage
318
Lastpage
322
Abstract
In Fishery Economics solutions to the problem of commonality have been in the form of pricing policies, direct controls or limited entry. In this paper the notion of letting the market correct for the externality is considered, theoretically and then empirically. By allowing the market to be dominated by a monopsonist the concept of a maximum economic yield may be realized and the deallocation of resources corrected.
Keywords
aquaculture; industrial economics; productivity; direct controls; fishery economics; limited entry; market concentration; maximum economic yield; pricing policies; productivity; Aquaculture; Boats; Costs; Economics; Educational institutions; Government; Marine animals; Pricing; Productivity; Resource management;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
OCEANS 81
Conference_Location
Boston, MA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/OCEANS.1981.1151636
Filename
1151636
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