[SEMCO] QUEST Webinar Announcement (4/17): Estimating the Cost of Trading Restrictions in Catch Share Programs (Dr. Jim Sanchirico)

[Jeffrey M. Brodeur]

> Announcing the next NOAA Fisheries Quantitative Ecology and Socioeconomics Training (QUEST) Program webinar:
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> Estimating the Cost of Trading Restrictions in Catch Share Programs
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> Presenter: Dr. Jim Sanchirico
> Thursday, April 17, 2014
> 2:00 - 3:00 PM Eastern Time  
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> Catch shares are a policy instrument used to manage catch allocation in fisheries. This presentation will provide a perspective and overview on estimating the cost of trading restrictions in catch share programs.  Please see attached announcement with full abstract.
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> About the Speaker: Dr. Jim Sanchirico is Professor of Environmental Science and Policy at the University of California Davis.
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> Space is limited - Click Here to Register for the Webinar »
> Immediately after you submit the registration form, you'll receive an email with a link to connect to the session. During the Webinar, you can receive audio directly through your computer speakers for free, or dial in to the number displayed when you sign in (long-distance charges may apply). 
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> Upcoming Webinars:
> 5/14/14 (2 - 3 p.m. Eastern Time):  What can ecosystem models add to the stock assessment process? Dr. Cameron Ainsworth (Assistant Professor, College of Marine Science, University of South Florida)
> The QUEST Webinar Series covers contemporary topics on population and ecosystem dynamics and marine resource economics.  Click here for more information.
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