The Research on Effectiveness of Fishing Vessel "Double Control" System
YU Cong-da
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YU Cong-da
Abstract
The biggest problem facing China′s fishing industry is intensive fishing intensity,which caused by lack of legal limitation of fishing entity.In accordance with China′s current fishery law,any individual,unit or other organization can engage in fishing activities.Since reform and opening,a multitude of rural surplus labor force has transferred to more valuable fishing industry,so that marine fishing intensity increased sharply,and finally leads to the double-control policy of the marine fish vessel number and control sum power has little effect.In this paper,the inefficient causes of the double-control policy were exploited,and some suggestions were put forward to perfect the fisheries management system.
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The biggest problem facing China′s fishing industry is intensive fishing intensity,which caused by lack of legal limitation of fishing entity.In accordance with China′s current fishery law,any individual,unit or other organization can engage in fishing activities.Since reform and opening,a multitude of rural surplus labor force has transferred to more valuable fishing industry,so that marine fishing intensity increased sharply,and finally leads to the double-control policy of the marine fish vessel number and control sum power has little effect.In this paper,the inefficient causes of the double-control policy were exploited,and some suggestions were put forward to perfect the fisheries management system.
Key concepts: Fishing, China, Fishery, Control (management), Business, Unit (ring theory), Marine fisheries, Fishing industry