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 Translation for 'fishing economics' from English to Icelandic
fiskifr.hagkerfi
fiskihagfræði {kv}
fishing economics
Partial Matches
hagkerfivísindi
hagfræði {kv}
economics
stjórn.
efnahagsmál {hv.ft}
economics
hagkerfi
orkuhagfræði {kv}
energy economics
læknisfr.
heilsuhagfræði {kv}
health economics
auðlindahagfræði {kv}resource economics
alþjóðahagfræði {kv}international economics
hagkerfi
neysluhagfræði {kv}
home economics
mennt.
viðskiptadeild {kv}
Faculty of Economics
mennt.
umhverfis- og auðlindahagfræði {kv}
natural resource economics
mennt.
auðlindafræði {kv}
natural resource economics
fiskifr.
útvegur {k} [fiskveiðar]
fishing
veiði {kv} [fiskveiðar]fishing
fiskifr.
fiski {kv} [fiskveiðar]
fishing
fiskifr.
fiskveiði {kv}
fishing
fiskifr.
veiðiskapur {k}
fishing
fiskifr.
veiðileyfi {hv}
fishing permit
fiskifr.
veiðihjól {hv}
fishing reel
fiskifr.
veiðiheimild {kv}
fishing right
fiskifr.
nótaveiði {kv}
seine fishing
fiskifr.
fiskilína {kv}
fishing line
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Usage Examples English
  • At other nobby ports the changing economics of fishing with engines meant that fewer new nobbys were built, so that most of the nobby builders retired from trade during the Second World War.
  • Seafish is a source of economic information for industry and policy makers on the fishing, supply and processing industries conducting surveys and analyses of the UK fleet and processing sectors, including trends in costs and earnings and economics impact multipliers.
  • Later the Alliance signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Institute for Fisheries Economics and Planning (IFEP) of the Vietnam Ministry of Fisheries for a cooperative program aiming to prevent destructive fishing, conserve marine resources and strengthen the monitoring in the live reef fish trade in Vietnam.
  • April 1: The Latvian Ministry of Economics says that Russia is already applying low-level sanctions, including slowing down foodstuffs at the border and limiting Latvian fishing rights in Russian waters, which have already cost Latvia some $300,000,000.
  • Kyle was one of the founders of the study of the bioeconomics of fishing and his argument that fish stocks were outside the scope of normal economics because economics are not subject to "natural law" was pioneering and remains generally accepted.

  • He graduated in law from the University of Iceland and undertook postgraduate studies in economics in Cambridge and Paris before deciding to work as the director of the family fishing company Kveldúlfur hf.
  • She has a bachelor's degree in economics and administration, and works for Klepp Sparebank (savings bank) as a customer adviser.
  • He studied Economics at the University of Calcutta in India.
  • This type of management is based in the doctrine of natural resource economics.
  • He was known for his interest in economics of his estates.

  • He holds a BA degree in economics from University of Warwick in England and a master's degree in political science of the American University in Cairo, Egypt.
  • She then moved to the United Kingdom to attend the London School of Economics, where she earned her LL.M.
  • Chanaka is currently reading for his master's degree in financial economics in the University of Colombo.
  • He then took up a teaching position at Lincoln, first in resource management and later in economics.
  • He has a degree in Business Administration and Economics from Andrews University and an MBA from University of California, Los Angeles.

  • She took some courses in economics but also worked as a fisher in the North Sea and the Barents Sea.
  • Bioeconomics is closely related to the early development of theories in fisheries economics, initially in the mid-1950s by Canadian economists Scott Gordon (in 1954) and Anthony Scott (1955).
  • He graduated from the African Methodist Episcopal University with a BSc in economics and a minor in accounting.
  • degree from the Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration in 1966.
  • The dangers of managing fisheries as a common property resource were included in the development of modern theory of fishery economics, first introduced in 1954 by H.

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