During the last decade the Greek fish market experienced significant changes affecting both the supply and the demand of fish. Fisheries have faced significant problems, such as overfishing and low productivity. Similarly, the undoubtedly rapid development of the aquaculture sector was followed...

This paper (9,201 words) argues that there is more to the becoming of a market than income-level of the buyer. A market is a fine webbed institutional setting that is worthwhile for economists to study. It argues that there are five characteristics to look at, namely demand, supply, and beyond...

Collaborative chains perspective represents a suitable solution for fish market clustering relying upon behavioral re-segmentation, in order to align consumer and economic operator interests. The paper is analyzing the current alternatives of coordination mechanisms of chain resources...

The aim of our study is to review the marketing status of the Moscow wholesale market sprat in 2001. The study is based on the method of the expert survey, a method that includes: selection of experts survey form, the definition of the structure and strength of the expert group, the development...

The aim of our study is to review the marketing status of the Moscow wholesale market sprat in 2001. The study is based on the method of the expert survey, a method that includes: selection of experts survey form, the definition of the structure and strength of the expert group, the development...

The empirical analysis of fish markets always reveals strong price dispersion for homogeneous or very similar goods. The problem is how to explain this price dispersion on a market where there is no evident arbitrage. Explanations proposed by different authors include differences in...