Scrapping programmes and ITQs : Labour market outcomes and spill-over effects on non-targeted fisheries in Sweden
作者： Johan Blomquist , Staffan Waldo
DOI: 10.1016/J.MARPOL.2017.11.004
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摘要: Abstract Scrapping programmes and individual transferable quotas (ITQs) are two management measures frequently used to reduce overcapacity in fisheries. These often aimed at specific vessel segments targeting fish stocks. In this case, fishermen who scrap their vessels or sell may shift fishing activities, possibly contributing other fleets. The aim of paper is provide some insights on issue based a Swedish scrapping programme for trawlers cod Norwegian lobster the introduction an ITQ system pelagic introduced 2008 2009. Individual-level data activities income from industries examine how effort catches have changed after 2009, what extent left industry. lesson learnt case that tend stay sector, holds true both participants sold quota system. Therefore targeted fleets increased pressure competition small-scale fleet.
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