, which are frequently characterized by open access. An important example is the degradation of open-access fisheries …

-dominated states. Threshold effects have consequences for fisheries management, which are analyzed for open access fisheries and sole …

-entry fishery. Because exit from limited-entry fisheries may be irreversible, the fisherman has an incentive to maintain the right … fleets, one of the most pressing fisheries management issues in limited-entry (and other) fisheries around the world. To …

. We approach this omission by analyzing the role of positive and negative externalities of link formation. This yields … general results that relate situations of positive externalities with stable networks that cannot be “too dense” in a well …-defined sense, while situations with negative externalities tend to induce “too dense” networks. …

externalities. In the context of the partition function, it is shown that any member of this class of sharing schemes leads to the … sharing scheme is particularly powerful for economic problems that are characterized by positive externalities from coalition …

Relatively little attention has been paid to the role that externalities play in determining the pecuniary returns to … and/or geographical (regional and interregional) externalities. The results point out that while education is a … education between migrants and non-migrants. The paper also finds that household, regional, and interregional externalities …

externalities. These case studies for Belgium confirm earlier results of the ExternE project that external environmental costs of … externalities of urban peak traffic are 2 to 4 times higher than for normal urban driving conditions. Finally, it calculates which …