EconomicsNature Communications
A fish cartel for Africa
G. Englander and C. Costello
This research by Gabriel Englander and Christopher Costello explores how an African fish cartel could transform coastal fishing economies, potentially boosting biomass by 16% and profits by 23%. Discover how this innovative approach could shift market power to African sellers and enhance ecological outcomes despite existing challenges.
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