Titlebook: Econometric Modelling of the World Trade in Groundfish; William E. Schrank,Noel Roy Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2493-6Nerlovian and Almost Ideal Demand System approaches to fishery demand estimation are explained and compared. The strengths and weaknesses of each technique are evaluated.

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Syntactic Techniques in Scene AnalysisThis discussion, drawn from the transcript of the workshop, emphasizes the complexity of the institutional structures affecting the US-Eastern Canada cod trade and the implications of this complexity for modelling.

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The Econometric Modelling of the World Trade in Groundfish: IntroductionThis paper provides the historical background to the workshop and briefly summarizes the papers presented.

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Alternative Approaches to the Econometric Estimation of Demand FunctionsNerlovian and Almost Ideal Demand System approaches to fishery demand estimation are explained and compared. The strengths and weaknesses of each technique are evaluated.

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Market Structure: The US-Eastern Canadian Cod TradeThis discussion, drawn from the transcript of the workshop, emphasizes the complexity of the institutional structures affecting the US-Eastern Canada cod trade and the implications of this complexity for modelling.

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Overview of the Alaska Groundfish IndustryThe historical background and institutional structure of the Alaska groundfishery are described. Data are presented for the landings, trends, and price of major groundfish species.

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Can the Literature of Market Delineation Help Define Groundfish Markets?timated. In this paper, we review several formal methods of market delineation that have been suggested in the economics literature, concluding that none is generally appropriate. By the very nature of the problem, . procedures must be used.

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Extended Fishery Jurisdiction and the Internationalization of Groundfish Markets and Market Channelslized, market. Statistical analysis of preand post-1977 data suggests that, while landings and prices may have been little affected by EFJ, both the import demand and export supply of groundfish have increased. As countries seek to uncover their comparative advantage, new trade patterns continue to unfold.