Estimation of the economic benefits to fishermen, vessels and society from limited entry to the inshore U.S. northern lobster fishery

Estimation of the economic benefits to fishermen, vessels and society from limited entry to the inshore U.S. northern lobster fishery

by United States. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. Division of Economic Research, Frederick W. Bell, United States. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries

Part of [Working paper -- 36]

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