Stock enhancement management

BELL J and NASH w (2004) When should restocking and stock enhancement be used to manage sea cucumber fisheries in Lovatelli A, Conand C, Purcell S, Uthicke S, Hamel J-F and Mercier A (eds). Advances in Sea Cucumber Aquaculture and Management, Fisheries Technical Paper No. 463. Rome FAO, pp. 173-179. 

INGRAM B A, HAYES B and ROURKE M L (2011) Impacts of stock enhancement strategies on the effective population size of Murray cod, MaccM//oc/ic//apee/ , a threatened Australian fish, Fisheries Management and Ecology, 18(6), 467-481. 

ROGERS M A, ALLEN M S, BROWN P, HUNT T L, FULTON W and INGRAM B A (2010) A simulation model to explore the relative value of stock enhancement versus harvest regulations for fishery management. Ecological Modelling, 221,919-926. 

THURSTAN s (2000) Practical management for genetic stock management of native fish hatcheries, in Moore A and Hughes R (eds), Proceedings of a workshop on stock enhancement of marine and freshwater fisheries. Lismore Australian Society for Fish Biology and Southern Cross University, 46 8. 

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In the long run the aims of shareholders and bondholders are largely congruent. This is punctuated by the fact that instruments of shareholder value (investor relations, risk management, and balanced score-card) can be nsed to enhance bondholder value. Thus it does not make sense to pursne short-term maximization of the stock price at the expense of the company s creditors. 

Vendor- Managed Inventory (VMI) Vendor- Managed Replenishment (VMR) The practice of partnering between distribution channel members that changes the traditional replenishment process from distributor-generated purchase orders, based on economic order cjuantities, to the replenishment of products based on actual and forecasted product demand. Source CRP Best) A process by which a supplier automatically replenishes customer stock based on actual sales or shipments. Also called continuous replenishment. (Adapted from APICS Dictionary, 10th edition) Some practitioners view VMR as an enhancement of VMI, requiring more collaboration. 

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