CHANGES IN THE DISTRIBUTION
OF ALASKA'S
COMMERCIAL FISHERIES ENTRY PERMITS
1975-1994
Prepared by
K. Iverson and E. Dinneford
CFEC Report Number 95-12N
Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission
Bruce Twomley, Chairman
Frank M. Homan, Commissioner
Dale Anderson, Commissioner
8800 Glacier Highway #109
Juneau, Alaska 99801
June 1995
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TABLE s1.
Initial Issuance, Overall Net and Percent Change From Initial Issuance, and Year-end 1994 Totals of Permanent Limited Entry Permits, By Residency CategoryTABLE 1.
Statewide Transfer Data on Permanent Permits, By Year, 1975 - 1994TABLE 2.
Transfer Ratios by Fishery, 1975-1994, All Years CombinedTABLE 3.
Total Number of Initial Permit Holders, by Fishery and Resident Type, 1975-1994TABLE 4.
1994 Year-end Distribution of Permit Holders by Fishery and Resident TypeTABLE 5.
Numbers of Transfers Between Resident Types by Year, 1975-1994TABLE 6.
Numbers of Intra-Cohort and Cross-Cohort Transfers By Fishery, 1975 - 1994TABLE 7.
Net Shifts in Resident Types Due to Transfer Activity by Fishery, 1975-1994TABLE 8.
Numbers of Cross-Cohort Migrations by Year, 1975-1994 .TABLE 9.
Net Shifts in Resident Types Due to Migration Activity, by Fishery, 1975-1994TABLE 10.
Statewide Summary of Annual Net Changes in Permit Distribution, by Resident Type, 1975-1994TABLE 11.
Mean Ages of Transferable Permit Holders, Transferors, Transferees, and Mean Age Differences Between Transferors and Transferees, by YearTABLE 12.
Mean Ages of Transferable Permit Holders, Transferors, Transferees, and Mean Age Differences Between Transferors and Transferees, by Year and Fishery 1975- 1994TABLE 13.
Mean Ages of Transferable Permit Holders, Transferors, and Transferees by Resident Type, 1975-1994TABLE 14.
Age Class Distribution of Transferable Permit Holders, by Year and by Resident Type, 1975-1994TABLE 15.
Mean Age of Transferable Permit Holders, by Fishery, Year and by Resident Type, 1975-1994TABLE 16.
Relationships of Transferors To Transferees By Fishery and Year (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 17.
Relationships of Transferors To Transferees By Resident Type of the Transferee (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 18.
Transfer Acquisition Methods, by Fishery and Year (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 19.
Transfer Acquisition Methods, by Resident Type of Transferee (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 20.
Mean and Median Permit Prices from Survey Data, by Fishery and Year, 1980-1994TABLE 21A.
Sources of Permit Financing by Fishery and Year (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 21B.
Frequency of Finance Methods of Those Permit Purchases Classified Under Combination Financing (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 22.
Sources of Permit Financing By Resident Type of Transfer Recipient (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 23.
Transfers from Alaska Rural Locals to Other Resident Types, by Year, 1975-1994TABLE 24.
Transfers from Alaska Rural Locals to Other Resident Types by Fishery, 1975-1994TABLE 25
Relationships in Transfers from Alaska Rural Local Permit Holders to Other Resident Types By Fishery and Year (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 26.
Acquisition Methods Used in Transfers from Alaska Rural Local Permit Holders to Other Resident Types By Fishery and Year (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 27.
Permit Financing Methods Used in Transfers from Alaska Rural Local Permit Holders to Other Resident Types By Fishery and Year (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 28.
Transfers from Alaska Rural Local and Urban Local Permit Holders to Other Resident Types by Year, 1975-1994TABLE 29.
Transfers from Alaska Rural Local and Urban Local Permit Holders to Other Resident Types by Fishery, 1975-1994TABLE 30.
Relationships in Transfers from Alaska Local Permit Holders to Other Resident Types By Fishery and Year (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 31.
Acquisition Methods Used in Transfers from Alaska Local Permit Holders to Other Resident Types By Fishery and Year (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)TABLE 32.
Permit Financing Methods Used in Transfers from Alaska Local Permit Holders to Other Resident Types By Fishery and Year (From 1980-1994 Survey Data)Figure 1. Mean ages of transferable limited entry permit holders. Transferors, transferees, and all permit holders
Figure 2. Annual net changes due to migration and transfer of permits held by Alaska Rural Locals.
APPENDIX A.
Decision Rules Used to Designate Urban, Rural, Local and NonlocalAPPENDIX B.
Transfer Data on Permanent Permits by Fishery by Year 1975-1994APPENDIX C.
Summary of Net Changes in the Distribution of Permit Ownership, by Fishery and Resident Type, 1975-1994APPENDIX D.
Cross-Cohort Transfers of Alaska Rural Local Permits by Fishery and Year 1975-1994APPENDIX E.
Cross-Cohort Transfers of Alaska Local Permits by Fishery and Year, 1975-1994