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Economic profit and optimal effort in the Western and Central Pacific tuna fisheries

Tom Kompas, Tuong Nhu

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Given the problems with open-access resources, as well as the effectiveness of modern fishing technology, there are few international fisheries (if any) that will not be over-exploited and less than fully profitable unless they are managed effectively.

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Given the problems with open-access resources, as well as the effectiveness of modern fishing technology, there are few international fisheries (if any) that will not be over-exploited and less than fully profitable unless they are managed effectively.

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Given the problems with open-access resources, as well as the effectiveness of modern fishing technology, there are few international fisheries (if any) that will not be over-exploited and less than fully profitable unless they are managed effectively.

Key concepts: Tuna, Fishery, Profit (economics), Business, Fisheries management, Economics, Fishing, Fish <Actinopterygii>

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