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Models Canadas Pacific halibut fishery as a nonzerosunnoncooperative differential game. Optimal harvesting level are derivedunder the criterion of profit maximization. Show that optimal aggregatesteadystate fishing effort and yield increase with the number offishermen harvesting the stock. The model provides a better explanationof what has actual occurred in this fishery than an optimal controlmodel, which may be considered as a game with one player.
Journal of Economic Studies – Emerald Publishing
Published: Apr 1, 1992
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