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The International Seafood Trade
Woodhead Publishing Ltd, July 2003, Pages: 240
Introduction James L Anderson - The diversity and importance of the international seafood trade - Origins and development of the seafood trade - The role of exclusive economic zones (EEZs) - Wild fisheries management and the emerging role of aquaculture
Trends in capture and aquaculture production James L Anderson, Jonathan R King & Josue Martinez-Garmendia - World fisheries production - Capture production - Aquaculture production - World shrimp aquaculture and capture production - World salmon and trout production - World cod, hake, Pollack and haddock production - World tuna and bonito production - World tilapia and cichlid production
Trends in the international seafood trade James L Anderson & Josue Martinez-Garmendia - Factors influencing the international seafood trade - Net trade flows
Trade by major seafood group James L Anderson, Josue Martinez-Garmendia & Jonathan R King - Shrimp and prawns - Salmon and trout - Tuna - Groundfish - Crab and lobster - Cephalopods
Fundamental principles of international trade applied to fisheries James L Anderson - Conventional approach to international trade analysis - The bioeconomics of fishery supply - Fisheries and international trade
Price discovery James L Anderson & Josue Martinez-Garmendia - Auctions - Individual negotiation - Bargaining by fisherman's groups - Consignment sales - Long-term contracts and vertical integration - Price transparency - Futures and options - Futures and options at work - Appendix 1: Minneapolis Grain Exchange: shrimp futures - Appendix 2: Kansai Commodities Exchange, Osaka, Japan: frozen shrimp futures
Seafood market research James L Anderson & Josue Martinez-Garmendia - Empirical methods - Data
Aquaculture, fisheries and evolution of the market James L Anderson - Production costs - Market factors influencing competitiveness - The difference between aquaculture and traditional fisheries
Institutions and measures of importance to international trade in seafood Jonathan R King and James L Anderson - The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the World Trade Organization Initial processing - The Convention on the International Trade of Endangered Species - The US Pelly Amendment - Additional US trade measures - Trade and environment conflicts
The seafood consumer, trade and the environment Cathy A Roheim - The economics of labelling - Demand and supply of attrbutes - Ecolabelling - Conclusions
Appendix: International trade in shrimp: a case study Michael J Bush
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