On Macroeconomic Impact of Fishing Effort Regulation: Measuring Bottom-Up Fish Harvesters’ Economy-Wide Contribution

Failler, Pierre; Pan, Haoran; Thorpe, Andy; Tokrisna, Ruangrai

doi:10.4236/nr.2014.57025

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“…Most CGE models are based on social accounts, explicitly incorporate resource constraints, allow for input substitution, and have a strong price-quantity integration, and they can tackle a broader set of issues than most IO models [12]. As an alternative to the input-output model, the computable general equilibrium model takes into account structural adaptations of an economy to changes in one or more economic components and allows for substitution of inputs, outputs, and trade effects in the event of economic uncertainty [53]. The CGE modelling is fully based on general equilibrium theory and, thus, regarded as being part of mainstream economics.…”

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The Impact of Fisheries on the Economy: A Systematic Review on the Application of General Equilibrium and Input–Output Methods

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In this paper, a systematic literature review on the impact of fisheries on the economy and the application of the computable general equilibrium (CGE) and input–output (IO) methods for assessing this impact is conducted. The importance of fisheries as a food source, the over exploitation of this resource, and, consequently, the impact of fisheries on the economy are the motivations behind this study. By reviewing the applications of two of the most common economic modelling tools, we aim to shine light on the state of the art and how the impact of fisheries on the economy has been addressed in the literature. In this analysis, three main themes of socio-economic, ecological, and environmental have been identified, and the application of these methods in each theme has been considered. The results show that while IO methods continue to be applied in the literature, the CGE method has experienced increased application recently, and future applications are anticipated due to its enhanced capabilities in comparison with IO models.

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The Impact of Fisheries on the Economy: A Systematic Review on the Application of General Equilibrium and Input–Output Methods

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“…In the preparation phase, the facilitation team first gathered the indicators used within the ECOST project, through the production of the ECOST model [10,36] and the existing ECOPATH model [33,37]. Performance issues were chosen as one of the criteria for classifying the pertinence of a particular indicator.…”

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Sustainability Assessment of the Societal Costs of Fishing Activities in a Deliberative Perspective

2022

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Assessing the social cost of fisheries is generally seen as a matter of how to monetize the components of fisheries. This paper presents an assessment of the societal cost of fishing activities, seen as a social process that is expected to contribute to the better management of aquatic resources, affecting sustainable development in coastal areas around the world. The originality of this article lies in considering the sustainability assessment from a deliberative perspective. It aims at defining the types of guiding concepts, frameworks, and information sets that might be appropriate for decision support, as we enlarge our scope of concern from fisheries to the ecosystems of eco-regions in the long term. In defining the societal cost of fisheries, through interviews, the objective is, first of all, to identify the social effects (positive and negative) of fishing métiers. By comparing fishing activities in a multi-criteria and multi-actor analysis, this evaluation is intended as a means for the actors to express in different ways (scientific indicators, institutional objectives, etc.) their judgment regarding the sustainability of the fishing profession. This analysis is the basis for defining the methods of monetizing these effects in different eco-regions (West African coastal upwelling and the deltas of Southeast Asia).

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“…So, any change in a system automatically affects other systems and take other systems' reaction into account. In particular, the linkage between social and economic systems is made through income distribution, the linkage between economic and ecological systems is made through changes in fish stock and marine environment, and the linkage between social and ecological systems is made through social response to environmental problems, concerns and states (Failler et al, 2014). This design enables us to evaluate fisheries management and policies from social, economic and ecological dimensions.…”

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Integrated Social-Economic-Ecological Modeling for Fisheries: The ECOST Model

2022

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Marine and coastal areas are complex systems formed by the interaction among the local population, economy, environment and resources and there is an increasing tendency for recent studies in fisheries research to incorporate interdisciplinary methods in their approach. In this paper, the Integrated Social-Economic-Ecological model for Fisheries (ECOST) model is structured with three modules each of which intends to characterize some relevant aspects of social, economic and ecological systems, respectively. At the heart of the model stands a fisheries economic module describing the fisheries economy; within the model the economic module is extended to the areas of fisheries sociology and biology or ecology where social and ecological aspects of fisheries are modeled following appropriate theory and methodology, respectively.

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On Macroeconomic Impact of Fishing Effort Regulation: Measuring Bottom-Up Fish Harvesters’ Economy-Wide Contribution

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

The Impact of Fisheries on the Economy: A Systematic Review on the Application of General Equilibrium and Input–Output Methods

The Impact of Fisheries on the Economy: A Systematic Review on the Application of General Equilibrium and Input–Output Methods

Sustainability Assessment of the Societal Costs of Fishing Activities in a Deliberative Perspective

Integrated Social-Economic-Ecological Modeling for Fisheries: The ECOST Model

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