This article provides a survey of the economic literature on investment behaviour and
capacity adjustment in fisheries. An overview of the existing theoretical and the empirical …

We present a continuous, nonlinear, stochastic, and dynamic model for capital investment in
the exploitation of a renewable resource. Both the resource stock and capital are treated as …

Over the past decades fisheries policies have been mainly aimed at encouraging capacity
reduction in over-exploited fisheries. Correspondingly, research has focused on developing …

A predator–prey model is used to analyse the case where the prey has been overexploited
for a while and therefore is threatened by extinction even along the optimal harvesting path …

General equilibrium analysis shows that regulation based on caps on working hours per
vessel affects the entry/exit margin (more low productivity vessels stay in the fishery), wages …

Climate change is likely to result in the uncertain relocation of fish stocks. As a result new
countries will emerge that compete for the resource. Although several authors have …

A two non-linear dynamic models, first one in two state variables and one control and the
second one with three state variables and one control, are presented for the purpose of …

A model of interaction between a renewable natural resource with capital limitations, as
exemplified by the optimal investment problem of sheep farming in a Nordic context, is …

This study explores possible futures of the mining industry through numerical analysis of a
conceptual mineral extraction problem with two resource stocks-terrestrial and marine. The …

Objectives: The study aims to examine the factors and context that encourage the adoption
of e-commerce among selected Canadian companies. Methods: The study employed …