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Pulse Fishing and Stochastic Equilibrium in the Multicohort Fishery, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control
Abstract
Pulse-fishing harvesting policies are shown to be optimal for a competitive firm managing a multicohort fishery subject to environmental disturbances. Selective harvesting and non-selective proportional harvesting policies are examined. It is shown that pulse-fishing implies convergence to a unique, invariant probability distribution on cohort biomass levels and environmental disturbances that is independent of the initial state of the system.
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Date Published
1983
Citations
Spulber, Daniel. 1983. Pulse Fishing and Stochastic Equilibrium in the Multicohort Fishery. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control.(1): 309-332.
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