Many of the world's fisheries face major challenges including overfishing, overcapacity and
low returns. Using recent developments in microeconomic theory and with numerous case …

Unpredictable environmental fluctuations are a major problem in fisheries. To mitigate these
uncertainties, reserves are advocated to help ensure population persistence, reduce …

The world faces major risks in ensuring the sustainability and on-going socio-economic
benefits from its marine capture fisheries (MCFs). Key drivers of risks for MCFs include …

The economic efficiencies of the Danish, Icelandic, and Norwegian cod fisheries are
examined. For this purpose, nonlinear aggregate models of these fisheries are constructed …

This paper evaluates the implications of managing fisheries to achieve a BMEY target, or a
biomass level that maximizes net economic returns in the fishery, and discusses the role of …

A discrete time, multi-gear, and age structured bio-economic model is developed for the East
Atlantic bluefin tuna fisheries, a paradigmatic example of the difficulties faced in managing …

Using data from what was once one of the world's largest capture fisheries, the northern cod
fishery, the economic value of a marine reserve is calculated using a stochastic optimal …

In this paper we analysed the economic payoffs from marine reserves using a stochastic
optimal control model, with a jump‐diffusion process. The results show that even if the …

Fishery managers face an ongoing challenge in managing commercial fisheries in a way
which enables the delivery of economic benefits while ensuring those benefits do not …

The tuna resources of the Western and Central Pacific are the world's largest and most
valuable fisheries of their type and are of significant economic importance to the Pacific …