Effects of inter‐country aquaculture technology diffusion rates on international shrimp market shares

Keefe, Alison M.; Jolly, Curtis M.

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“…The ability to develop new technologies helps to increase or at least maintain market share in several fields, e.g. robotic technology in the health service [ 59 ], LCD production [ 60 ] or shrimps production [ 61 ]. Using technological advancements is an ability that can become a significant part of the company’s strategy as it facilitates dealing with greater customer expectations, assuring timely and better service, and mitigating increased competitive pressures [ 62 ].…”

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Strategic and entrepreneurial abilities: Surviving the crisis across countries during the Covid-19 pandemic

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This paper seeks to identify organisational abilities that influence the company’s survival during crises. To address this issue, first–through literature review–we identified five groups of crucial organisational abilities that companies pursue during the crisis, i.e., strategic, technological, collaboration, entrepreneurial and relational. We have also identified four objectives that relate to surviving the crisis. Next, we have scrutinised 226 companies from two sides of the world, Poland (Europe) and Morocco (Africa), during the Covid-19 crisis. Quantitative analysis using Structural Equations Modelling demonstrated that surviving during a crisis depends mostly on strategic and entrepreneurial abilities such as the ability to shift resources quickly, organise the work in the firm effectively and plan strategically, as well as diversify its products and services perceived as critical.

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Integrating Supply and Demand Factors in the Diffusion Rates of Aquaculture Technology for the International Shrimp Industry

Keefe¹,

Jolly²

2006

Shrimp Culture

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Econometric models applied to aquaculture as tools for sustainable production

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Vergara‐Solana²,

Almendarez-Hernández³

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Reviews in Aquaculture

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Aquaculture production must keep increasing if seafood demand is to be met. This increase in production has substantial impacts on the three pillars of sustainability (i.e. economy, society and environment). To fairly assess the effects that industry has, several tools have been used, mainly theoretical bioeconomic analysis. Even though theoretical models are essential for the assessment of sustainability, the application of econometric models that rely on empirical data to validate the theory proposed is a priority. The objective of this work was to analyse state of the art related to the use of econometric models in aquaculture industry and categorize findings according to their relationship with any of the three pillars of sustainability to promote the implementation of tools that allow balancing growth of the sector with rational use of resources. The study is divided into five sections. First, the introduction describes the current state of aquaculture, difficulties in management and use of econometric models as tools for improving it. Second, the methods used to develop the bibliometric and bibliographic review are described alongside the research questions. Third, the results of the literature review and categorization are proposed according to the sustainability pillars. Fourth, possible new applications of econometric models are discussed to assess sustainability challenges. Finally, a conclusion of the research is provided stating the benefits and challenges of the use of econometric models in aquaculture.

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Effects of inter‐country aquaculture technology diffusion rates on international shrimp market shares

Cited by 3 publications

References 26 publications

Strategic and entrepreneurial abilities: Surviving the crisis across countries during the Covid-19 pandemic

Strategic and entrepreneurial abilities: Surviving the crisis across countries during the Covid-19 pandemic

Integrating Supply and Demand Factors in the Diffusion Rates of Aquaculture Technology for the International Shrimp Industry

Econometric models applied to aquaculture as tools for sustainable production

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