Fleet dynamics and fishermen behavior: lessons for fisheries managers

Overview of attention for article published in Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, July 2006

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@fish_follower https://t.co/QNn9jvXFBW https://t.co/RLqG0QKpVX https://t.co/OtSJdIT6QG Each a very different style and journal, review papers do get well cited though.

@technocrat There is some interesting psychology to this. e.g. people don't break the law as much as predicted by fines (think speeding), unless everyone else is doing it (norms). We touch on this a bit here: https://t.co/7u9fcV3RMj

@FishEcon @anthonomics @katie_at_sea a bit in our review: https://t.co/AbjdlLmz2L Increasing penalties with infractions works well.

Dolphin deaths from tuna fisheries declined 99.6% with a few simple changes #oceanoptimism http://t.co/VOziBDEvdQ http://t.co/Fr3NkVJlQP

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