Advances in Fisheries Bioeconomics 2018
DOI: 10.4324/9780203705780-5
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Bioeconomics of ocean acidification

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“…In addition, fisheries policy scholars suggest accounting for broader dimensions of sustainability than just the target commercial species (Fletcher et al, 2010;Garcia et al, 2003). These dimensions include environmental factors associated to the fisheries such as climate change (Anderson & Seijo, 2010) and ocean acidification (Punt et al 2014, Seijo et al, 2016, Seijo & Villanueva, 2018, impacts on associated species, habitats and ecosystem integrity, as well as the distribution of resource rents needed for sustaining the fishery over time (Caddy & Seijo, 2005). International actors involved in the development of ecolabelling and certification mechanisms (e.g.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, fisheries policy scholars suggest accounting for broader dimensions of sustainability than just the target commercial species (Fletcher et al, 2010;Garcia et al, 2003). These dimensions include environmental factors associated to the fisheries such as climate change (Anderson & Seijo, 2010) and ocean acidification (Punt et al 2014, Seijo et al, 2016, Seijo & Villanueva, 2018, impacts on associated species, habitats and ecosystem integrity, as well as the distribution of resource rents needed for sustaining the fishery over time (Caddy & Seijo, 2005). International actors involved in the development of ecolabelling and certification mechanisms (e.g.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Static economic models (that relates f with input capital and work force, and where the total costs and the production value are functions of f) and dynamic economic models (which assumes that fish price -unit cost of f -and the discount social rate are independent of time), were mainly based on the Gordon-Schaeffer model. Seijo et al (1998) explain that the Gordon-Schaeffer model is based on the logistic equation of Verhulst 12 , described in the previous item.…”
Section: I5 -Review Of the Economics Of The Fisheriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Property may be defined as a set of rights and duties exerted on the natural resources during a period of time (Scott 18 apud Surís and Varela, 1995), which implies a social relationship where there is accepted and excluded in the decision making process for the resource management, utilisation and enjoyment. Thus, economic structure fishery system may be defined by the institutional property characteristic on which fishing resource are allocated, because, according to Seijo et al (1998), to have an optimal allocation of natural resources in a specific economy, nonattenuated property rights need to be specified. Marruh Filho (2001) searched for the concepts of fishing resource properties and resumed that from the theoretical point of view there are five categories of:…”
Section: I5 -Review Of the Economics Of The Fisheriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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