ECONOMICALLY OPTIMAL MARINE RESERVES WITHOUT SPATIAL HETEROGENEITY IN A SIMPLE TWO‐PATCH MODEL

Natural Resource Modelling - Tập 28 Số 3 - Trang 244-255 - 2015
Holly V. Moeller1, Michael G. Neubert1
1Biology Department, MS 34 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Woods Hole MA 02543‐1049

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ABSTRACTBioeconomic analyses of spatial fishery models have established that marine reserves can be economically optimal (i.e., maximize sustainable profit) when there is some type of spatial heterogeneity in the system. Analyses of spatially continuous models and models with more than two discrete patches have also demonstrated that marine reserves can be economically optimal even when the system is spatially homogeneous. In this note we analyze a spatially homogeneous two‐patch model and show that marine reserves can be economically optimal in this case as well. The model we study includes the possibility that fishing can damage habitat. In this model, marine reserves are necessary to maximize sustainable profit when dispersal between the patches is sufficiently high and habitat is especially vulnerable to damage.

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Natural Resource Modelling

Tập 28 Số 3

244-255

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