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Newfoundland offshore shrimp fishery more valuable than inshore, claims economist

A Canadian economist has claimed that the province would benefit more per ton if shrimp was caught by the offshore harvesters, rather than inshore harvesters

By Undercurrent News | March 31, 2016 09:52 BST
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A Canadian economist has claimed that the province of Newfoundland and Labrador would benefit more per metric ton if shrimp was caught by the offshore harvesters, rather than inshore harvesters, reports CBC [...]

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