Building Integrated Models in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics: The Case of Gordon’s 1954 Fishery Model
Baptiste Parent,
Lauriane Mouysset,
Antoine Missemer
et al.
Abstract:Environmental and natural resource economics lies inherently at the interface between economic and natural dynamics (e.g., geological constraints, climate change, biodiversity evolution). Building models in that field often means building integrated models, calling on knowledge and methods from economics and physics, climatology, biology, or ecology. Howard Scott Gordon’s 1954 article on fishery economics is considered to be seminal in the history of bioeconomic modeling, integrating biological and economic va… Show more
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