CEMARE
Integrated assessment of social, economic and ecological costs and benefits for best fishing practices and efficient public policies (ECOST) - A seminar by Haoran Pan
Thu, 19 Mar 2009 11:00:00 GMT
On Thursday March 19th, there will be a seminar by Haoran Pan in St. George's Building Room 4.17 at 11am.
Abstract: The ECOST model attempts to assess
social, economic and ecological costs and benefits of fisheries in a
framework coupling the economy with social and ecological systems. The
economic model combines macroeconomic structure with microeconomic
fishery production, where the production chain of fisheries is
reflected. The model contains both supply-push and demand-pull
input-putput mechanism at the core to trace full impact of marine
fishing on the economy.The model is intended to link with the Ecopath
ecological model, and contribute to social valuation in relation with
fisheries.
This seminar is open to everyone, but due to limited space in the seminar room, please check with Christopher Martin is you plan to attend.