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Bioeconomics may
refer to:
Bioeconomics (fisheries), the
study of the
dynamics of
living resources using economic models Bioeconomics (biophysical), the...
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EconSimp is a
bioeconomic management model of the
Barents Sea fisheries. It
consists of two
modules modelling respectively the
Barents Sea
ecosystem and...
- Thermoeconomics, also
referred to as
biophysical economics, is a
school of
heterodox economics that
applies the laws of
statistical mechanics to economic...
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Environmental economics is a sub-field of
economics concerned with
environmental issues. It has
become a
widely studied subject due to
growing environmental...
- The Gordon-Schaefer
model is a
bioeconomic model applied in the
fishing industry. It may be used to
compute the
maximum sustainable yield. It
takes account...
- flawed,
mainstream paradigm of
neoclassical economics with his own '
bioeconomics' (see below); to
downscale (degrow) the
economy as soon as
possible (see...
- 1351H. doi:10.1111/j.1095-8649.2000.tb02217.x. Landa, J. T. (1998). "
Bioeconomics of
schooling fishes:
selfish fish, quasi-free riders, and
other fishy...
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Ecological economics,
bioeconomics, ecolonomy, eco-economics, or ecol-econ is both a
transdisciplinary and an
interdisciplinary field of
academic research...
- 2013. “The
Evolutionary Roots of
Human Hyper-Cognition.”
Journal of
Bioeconomics 15 (1): 83–89. Gintis, Herbert,
Carel van Schaik, and
Christopher Boehm...
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meant by an "acceptable level" of fishing. More
precise biological and
bioeconomic terms define acceptable level as follows:
Biological overfishing occurs...
