...state's king salmon data at a symposium, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly mulled their own perceived lack of data.Gunnar Knapp, an economics professor with the University of Alaska Anchorage, talked to assembly members on Tuesday about the lack...
...such as tourism and seafood, combined. Seafood itself falls under the research department of economics professor Gunnar Knapp. This industry has encountered fierce market competition with farmed sources over the years. Knapp has studied the...
...faces an uncertain future with a glut in farm-raised salmon expected to drive prices down for several years, said Gunnar Knapp, fisheries economist with the University of Alaska. Farm raised salmon accounted for more than half of the 1.8 million...
...like the yen and the pound in Britain, the top consumer of Alaska canned red salmon, is good news for Alaska, agreed Gunnar Knapp, an economist at the University of Alaska Anchorage. But he noted that although the yen has shown a dramatic rise...
...University of Alaska Anchorage. "Not by a long shot is that the best use of the university's resources," said economist Gunnar Knapp of the Institute of Social and Economic Research. Instead, the Alaska Legislature, the Alaska Board of Fisheries...
...them at these disastrously low levels is very scary and tragic and we don't quite know what the cause is,'' said Gunnar Knapp, a fisheries economist with the Institute of Social and Economic Research at the University of Alaska Anchorage. Cook...
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