paper evaluates the impacts of a toxic algae bloom contamination event on demand for unaffected shellfish. As an empirical … example of the economic losses the shellfish industry experiences for these events, demand for mussels in Montreal is … closed fishing grounds, losses from human illness, and losses due to a decline in demand for the affected products. This …

salmon market. The Japanese market fits the characteristics described above in that inventoried holdings of frozen salmon are … established to a large extent from imports during a relatively brief period corresponding to concentrated runs of sockeye salmon …

A biomass model of a wild salmon (Salmo salar) river recreationalfishery is formulated, and the ways in which economic … demand for recreational angling is met by fishing permits suppliedby myopic profit-maximizing landowners. Both price …

demand and exvessel supply, estimates of marginal cost for nonfish inputs from linear regression results andfrom cost …

of consumer behavior. A number of different travel cost based recreation demand models have beenemployed to value changes … and recreation sites from a Chesapeake Bay recreation demand survey to solve the individual's maximization problem.Each of …

demand of season length by incorporating it with othermore traditional explanatory variables such as landings, cold storage … holdings, and prices of substitutes in a price dependent demand analysis. Exvessel demand is found to be price elastic; thus … demand. …

Conventional empirical demand systems normally take prices to be exogenous, and determine the quantities demanded … particularlyattractive for foodstuffs, and especially for wet fish, the commodity underconsideration. An empirical analysis of the demand for … demand analysis. …

demand inlandings markets, for estimating welfare, and for managing fishing effort and multiple uses offish stocks. …