Fisheries Economics & Policy: Individual and Transferable Quotas

This video is a part of Conservation Strategy Fund's collection of environmental economic lessons and was made possible thanks to the support of the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation and the Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation. This series is for individuals who want to learn - or review - the basic economics of conservation. This video looks at individual and transferable quotas within the fishing industry. The Fisheries Economics & Policy series will cover management strategies to preserve fishing in the long term and will include concepts such as open access, common pool resources, tragedy of the commons, maximum economic yield, taxes and subsidies, reducing effort, territorial use rights, transferable quotas and externalities.
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[@xxMattyIcexx]

Who narrates these videos? I feel like they should be sourced in my citations!

[@alexgalal5990]

GREAT VIDEOS!!!

[@benoitsommervogel1181]

Thanks a lot for the video, great content. Just wondering if we can consider individuals quotas as property rights?

[@sugarvenom435]

Love these videos!! Thank you

[@germanbianco7457]

Thanks

[@Brandon-lc2yu]

This would be helpful in the Immigration realm/ foreign policy. this tradable quota system should be implemented instead of the fixed quota system the US has in giving out visas to other states

[@mpfilgueiras]

How different is that from what is described in the documentary "cod father" that is in Netflix?

[@callumhunter757]

Anyone here from glasgow uni?

[@aseqshea9883]

Why is the girl mad? :)

[@claytonbigsby942]

Nobody should "own" quota