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Measuring Fishing Capacity and Utilization with Commonly Available Data: An Application to Alaska Fisheries

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Type: Journal Article
Author: Felthoven, Ronald G.; Hiatt, Terry; Terry, Joseph M.
Journal: Marine Fisheries Review
Volume: 64
Page(s): 29-40
Date: 2002
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/10535/6984
Sector: Fisheries
Region: North America
Subject(s): fisheries
capacity building
Abstract: "Due to a lack of data on vessel costs, earnings, and input use, many of the capacity assessment models developed in the economics literature cannot be applied in U.S. fisheries. This incongruity between available data and model requirements underscores the need for developing applicable methodologies. This paper presents a means of assessing fishing capacity and utilization (for both vessels and fish stocks) with commonly available data, while avoiding some of the shortcomings associated with competing 'frontier' approaches (such as data envelopment analysis)."

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