When trying to reduce the degree of inefficiency from an open-access fishery, would a regulation that increases
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When trying to reduce the degree of inefficiency from an open-access fishery, would a regulation that increases the marginal cost of fishing effort by banning certain types of gear or a tax on effort be equally efficient? Why or why not?
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Environmental And Natural Resources Economics
ISBN: 9780131392571
9th Edition
Authors: Tom Tietenberg
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