FISHERIES MANAGEMENT AND MARKET-ORIENTED VALUE ADDING (MOVA)

Συγγραφείς:
Trondsen, Torbjorn
Τύπος: Journal Article
Τίτλος Περιοδικού: Marine Resource Economics>Volume 16, Number 1, 2001
'Ετος δημοσίευσης: 2001
Πηγή: AgEcon
Συλλογή από: AGRIS
Θέμα:
cooperatives
economics
Περιγραφή:This paper focuses on fisheries management systems as a motivation factor for market-oriented value adding (MOVA). Analytically, the paper relies on the marketing and industrial economics literature. It shows how established fisheries management systems reduce motivation for market-oriented value adding (MOVA) and thereby waste resource rent. An improved management model is introduced which motivates MOVA, cost-efficiency, sustainability, and fair social allocation. This model combines a Seasonal Quota Auction (SQA) and administrative allocation of licenses and quotas to communities or fisher groups. This model offers the following advantages in comparison with a pure Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ) model: (i) increases resource rent without privatizing the fish resources to a few private holders; (ii) leases seasonal quotas instead of selling permanent quotas as with ITQ; (iii) improves rent generation by motivating the most market-oriented and efficient fishers by leasing quotas on credit; and (iv) offers the choice of collecting resource rent through fisher's cooperatives, regions, ITQ owners, government, or redistribution of rent as a bonus to all fishers.
 

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