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National assessment of excess harvesting capacity in federally managed commercial fisheries



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    "This report presents the results of an assessment of excess harvesting capacity for 28 commercial fisheries (27 federally managed commercial fisheries and 1 fishery managed by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission), 88 fleets, and 143 species groups, where a species group can include one or more individual species. The assessment includes most but not all federally managed commercial fisheries, and provides the broadest economic analysis of federally managed commercial fisheries to date. Fisheries included and not included are listed separately in Table 1, and the reasons specific fisheries were not included are discussed in Appendix 1. The assessment is for 2004, the most recent year for which useable data were available"--Introduction.
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    edited by Joseph Terry, John Walden, and James Kirkley.

    "September 2008."

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    Includes bibliographical references (pages 367-368).
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