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Additional Background

Employment

Economist, NOAA Fisheries, Alaska Fisheries Science Center, 2004-Present

My primary responsibility is to conduct research on natural resource economics and fisheries management.  I serve on the North Pacific Fisheries Management Council’s Bering Sea Plan Team. I also work to improve data collection and availability for economic and spatial analysis.  

Research and Teaching Experience 

Research Assistant, Evans School, University of Washington, 2002-2003

Instructor, Department of Economics and Program on the Environment, University of Washington, 2002, 2003

Teaching Assistant, University of Washington, 2000-2002

Publications

Haynie, A. and D. Layton. 2010. “An Expected Profit Model for Monetizing Fishing Location Choices.” Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 59(2): 165-176.

Fell, H. and A. Haynie. 2010. “Estimating Time-varying Bargaining Power: A Fishery Application.” Economic Inquiry no. doi: 10.1111/j.1465-7295.2009.00275.x

Haynie, A., R. Hicks and K. Schnier. 2009. “Common Property, Information, and Cooperation: Commercial Fishing in the Bering Sea.” Ecological Economics 69(2): 406-413.

Branch, T., Hilborn, R., Haynie, A. et. al. "Fleet dynamics and fishermen behavior: lessons for fisheries managers," Canadian Journal of Fisheries & Aquatic Sciences, 2006.

Haynie, A. “Expected Profit Model: A New Method to Measure the Welfare Impacts of Marine Protected Areas.” UW Department of Economics Dissertation, 2005.

Working Papers and Papers Under Review

Fell, H. and A. Haynie. 2010. “Spatial Competition with Changing Market Institutions.” Under review.

Abbott, J.K. and A.C. Haynie. 2010. “What are we Protecting? The Challenges of Marine Protected Areas for Multispecies Fisheries.” Under Review.

Ianelli, J., A. Hollowed, A. Haynie, F. Mueter, N. Bond. 2010. “Evaluating management strategies for Eastern Bering Sea walleye pollock (Theragra chalcogramma) in a changing environment.” Under Review.

Haynie, A. and P. Sullivan. “Using Vessel Monitoring System Data to Estimate Spatial Effort in Bering Sea Fisheries for Unobserved Trips.” Working Paper.

Haynie, A. “Estimating the Value of a Fishing Right: An Analysis of Changing Usage and Value in the Western Alaska Community Development Quota (CDQ) Program.” Working Paper.

Haynie, A. “Addressing salmon bycatch through salmon bycatch quota trading among pollock cooperatives.” NPFMC Discussion Paper, January 2008.

Haynie, A. “Optimal Marine Closure Design.” Working Paper.