Economic Valuation of Recreational Fishing in Western Australia: Statewide Random Utility Modelling of Fishing Site Choice Behaviour

Allocation of fish resources is a controversial subject. This is partly because of our limited understanding of the values of fishing opportunities. This study investigates fishing site choices in Western Australia using national survey data covering eight major fishing regions and forty-eight fishi...

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Main Authors: Raguragavan, Jananee, Hailu, A., Burton, M.
Format: Journal Article
Published: Blackwell Publishing Asia 2013
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/17447
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author Raguragavan, Jananee
Hailu, A.
Burton, M.
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Burton, M.
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description Allocation of fish resources is a controversial subject. This is partly because of our limited understanding of the values of fishing opportunities. This study investigates fishing site choices in Western Australia using national survey data covering eight major fishing regions and forty-eight fishing sites. We estimate a random utility model (RUM) of site choice with a supporting negative binomial model of angler-specific expected catch rates. Value estimates for fish types, fishing site attribute changes and access values are presented and discussed.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-174472017-09-13T15:42:02Z Economic Valuation of Recreational Fishing in Western Australia: Statewide Random Utility Modelling of Fishing Site Choice Behaviour Raguragavan, Jananee Hailu, A. Burton, M. recreational ?shing marine environment management nonmarket valuation fisheries management random utility models Allocation of fish resources is a controversial subject. This is partly because of our limited understanding of the values of fishing opportunities. This study investigates fishing site choices in Western Australia using national survey data covering eight major fishing regions and forty-eight fishing sites. We estimate a random utility model (RUM) of site choice with a supporting negative binomial model of angler-specific expected catch rates. Value estimates for fish types, fishing site attribute changes and access values are presented and discussed. 2013 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/17447 10.1111/1467-8489.12009 Blackwell Publishing Asia unknown
spellingShingle recreational ?shing
marine environment management
nonmarket valuation
fisheries management
random utility models
Raguragavan, Jananee
Hailu, A.
Burton, M.
Economic Valuation of Recreational Fishing in Western Australia: Statewide Random Utility Modelling of Fishing Site Choice Behaviour
title Economic Valuation of Recreational Fishing in Western Australia: Statewide Random Utility Modelling of Fishing Site Choice Behaviour
title_full Economic Valuation of Recreational Fishing in Western Australia: Statewide Random Utility Modelling of Fishing Site Choice Behaviour
title_fullStr Economic Valuation of Recreational Fishing in Western Australia: Statewide Random Utility Modelling of Fishing Site Choice Behaviour
title_full_unstemmed Economic Valuation of Recreational Fishing in Western Australia: Statewide Random Utility Modelling of Fishing Site Choice Behaviour
title_short Economic Valuation of Recreational Fishing in Western Australia: Statewide Random Utility Modelling of Fishing Site Choice Behaviour
title_sort economic valuation of recreational fishing in western australia: statewide random utility modelling of fishing site choice behaviour
topic recreational ?shing
marine environment management
nonmarket valuation
fisheries management
random utility models
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/17447