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Environmental Public Goods Not Securable by Markets or Networks: A Partial Response to Scruton and Iannone

Davenport, John J. - In: International Journal of Technoethics (IJT) 9 (2018) 2, pp. 26-41

Roger Scruton and others argue that market-based approaches and voluntary civic organizations can solve many environmental problems. The author argues in response that there are significant limitations to quota systems and similar market fixes, while NGOs and civil society “networks” are not...

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Non-Exclusive Resources And Rights Of Exclusion: Private Property Rights In Practice

Gissurarson, Hannes H. - In: Journal des �conomistes et des �tudes Humaines 13 (2003) 1

Certain scarce resources seem indivisible, unlike, e.g., land and cattle. But some such resources can be, and have been, turned into private property. In offshore fishing grounds, individual tranferable quotas have been issued to fishing firms that have, as a result, become custodians of fish...

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Problems of distribution and market orientation in the fishery sector in Greece

Papavassiliou, Nikolaos - In: Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing 25 (2010) 7, pp. 556-566

Purpose – This paper seeks to identify and assess the problems of distribution and logistics that arise in the fishery sector in Greece and to examine the impact of market orientation with regard to these problems. Design/methodology/approach – The paper is based on the findings of a survey...

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A Differential Game Model of Canada′s Pacific Halibut Fishery

Chappell, David; Dury, Karen; Straker, Christine - In: Journal of Economic Studies 19 (1992) 4

Models Canada′s Pacific halibut fishery as a non‐zero‐sun on‐co‐operative differential game. Optimal harvesting level are derived under the criterion of profit maximization. Show that optimal aggregate steady‐state fishing effort and yield increase with the number of fishermen...

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An automated salmonid slaughter line using machine vision

Steen Bondø, Morten; Reidar Mathiassen, John; Aaby … - In: Industrial Robot: An International Journal 38 (2011) 4, pp. 399-405

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe a new slaughter line for industrial slaughtering of salmonid fish. Traditionally, slaughtering of farmed salmonids – salmon and rainbow trout – was done manually by bleed cutting with knives. Using the new slaughter line that includes 3D...

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A multi‐objective 3PL allocation problem for fish distribution

Kumar, Manoj; Vrat, Prem; Shankar, Ravi - In: International Journal of Physical Distribution & … 36 (2006) 9, pp. 702-715

Purpose – The primary objective of this paper is to show how mathematical modeling can be used for solving a third party logistics (3PL) allocation problem. Design/methodology/approach – The solution approach consists of finding a compromise solution for the six different strategies, defined...

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Overcoming the SPS concerns of the Bangladesh fisheries and aquaculture sector

Alam, Shawkat; Tomossy, George F. - In: Journal of International Trade Law and Policy 16 (2017) 2, pp. 70-91

impact of trade barriers on the fisheries and aquaculture sector in Bangladesh. The paper then provides recommendations to … effect of those provisions in creating domestic compliance gaps in the Bangladeshi fisheries and aquaculture sector. A … qualitative approach is then adopted in suggesting potential reforms and future directions to assist the Bangladeshi fisheries and …

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The fishing industry s cruellest catch (indentured Indonesian workers on trawlers off the coast of New Zealand)

Skinner, E.B. - In: Human Resource Management International Digest 20 (2012) 6

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Prospects for Promotion of ″Wild″ Shrimp in Japan: Implications for Australian Exporters

Williams, Steve C. - In: European Journal of Marketing 26 (1992) 10, pp. 32-52

Since 1965 Japan has been a significant market for Australian “wild‐caught” shrimp taken from fisheries off northern …

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Fish Marketing in Britain: Structural Change and System Performance

Rosson, Philip J. - In: European Journal of Marketing 9 (1975) 3, pp. 232-249

Stresses that, if the traditional UK wet fish organisations are to survive competition, then a changed approach to fish marketing is required. Attempts to trace recent developments in the marketing system for fish, following on from Taylor's work in the late 1950s. Concerns itself with the...

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