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For efficiency change, the results were somewhat mixed, with Japanese firms exhibiting greater pure technical efficiency change in 1993– 1994, greater scale efficiency change in
Four major areas of economic policy that have emerged as significant issues for the proper man- agement and development of marine natural re- sources are discussed in this
Initially, the model is extremely simple; we estab- lish its basic behavior as an isolated system, and analyze the interactions of harvest rates (maxi- mum sustained yield
In other words, as the size of a local population declines, profits from that population should fall and cause effort to move to healthier local populations, providing thereby
Because decision stakes represent the potential losses and gains of what people value, and because human values diverge in important ways, an inquiry to establish the global
Consistent with periodically revised management plans, rights to harvest specific amounts of fish or to use certain classes of boats and gear are issued in proportion to the number
If the calculated values of the atmospheric evaporative demand can be appropriately reduced by taking into account dynamic soil and crop effects it is possible to partition
In Part 1, we will describe the field experiments conducted at Hillston (New South Wales) and Walpeup (Victoria) during the period 1991±1995. We will show how the water-balance
