Economics of environmental protection
Assume that the relationship between the growth of a fish population and the population
size can be expressed as g = 4P – 0.1P2
, where g is the growth in tons and P is the size of
the population (in thousands of tons). Given a price of $100 a ton, the marginal benefit
of smaller population sizes (and hence larger catches) can be computed as 20P – 400.
a. Compute the population size that is compatible with the maximum
sustainable yield. What would be the size of the annual catch if the
population were to be sustained at this level?
b. If the marginal cost of additional catches (expressed in terms of the
population size) is MC = 2(160 – P), what is the population size that is
compatible with the efficient sustainable yield?
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