新制度经济学视角下高校周边商业街分异研究——以湖南师范大学和湖南大学本部校区为例

高校扩招带来了其周边商业街的蓬勃发展,已有研究从不同角度对其展开论述,新制度经济学的发展与完善为理解高校周边商业街的分异提供了新的可能性。以湖南师范大学和湖南大学本部校区的4条商业街为例,从新制度经济学的角度解释高校周边商业街分异现象,以期丰富新制度经济学视角微观实证研究的内容。实地调研发现,制度对高校周边商业街的分异具有重要作用,正式制度对不同主体的约束作用不同,进而形成一系列非正式制度,从而共同维系了商业街的发展。最后,从制度的角度对高校周边商业街的发展提出了建议。     

琼海沿岸上升流及其与渔场的关系

根据海洋水文调查和海洋站资料分析了海南岛琼海沿岸上升流及其与渔场的关系。结果表明，上升流发生在4～9月，6、7月最强，出现范围在18°30’～20°N，111°30’E以西近岸，其强度各年不一，1978年较弱。西南季风的作用是上升流产生的主要物理机制，估算的流速为4．51×10（－3）m／s。上升流位置大约在清澜渔汛的传统渔场作业区，该区竹鱼、鲐鱼、蓝圆等鱼类的渔获量较高。     

应用非平衡产量模型对卡塔尔渔业的分析

剩余产量模型是鱼类种群动力学的主要模型之一。本文应用 1个非平衡产量模型分析了卡塔尔渔业。结果表明当前鱼类生物量是最大持续产量时生物量的 1/4,当前捕捞死亡率是最大持续产量时捕捞死亡率的 2倍。经估算最大持续产量是 782 6t( 80 %置信区间为 6767～ 7993t) ,最佳捕捞努力量是 2 4 8艘船 ( 80 %置信区间为 2 2 5～ 2 86艘 )。     

Distribution of Scyllarid Phyllosoma Larvae (Crustacea: Decapoda: Scyllaridae) in the Kuroshio Subgyre

Using ichthyoplankton samples collected in the Kuroshio Subgyre during early summer cruises, we examined spatial distributions of scyllarid phyllosoma larvae in the Subgyre, particularly of the genus Scyllarus. The present study has two objectives: (1) to reveal species composition of Scyllarus phyllosoma larvae in the Kuroshio Subgyre, and (2) to examine larval recruitment of Scyllarus species as contrasted with that of Panulirus, particularly P. japonicus, the larval recruitment of which has been examined in detail. A total of 218 phyllosoma larvae collected in the present study belonged to two families (Palinuridae and Scyllaridae) representing 5 genera and 11 species. Phyllosoma larvae of two Scyllarus species (S. cultrifer and Scyllarus sp. c) were abundant among the collected larvae, and were found mainly in the following three regions located within the Kuroshio-Counter Current region south of Kuroshio Current: the water east of Okinawa Is., the water far east of Okinawa Is. (or far south of Shikoku Is.), and the water around Hachijojima Is. Larvae of each of the above two Scyllarus species collected in the three regions may belong to different populations: larvae collected in the water around Hachijojima Is. may come from their benthic populations along the Pacific coast of Honshu and Shikoku Is., central Japan, while larvae collected in the other two regions may come from their benthic populations of the Ryukyu Archipelago and Taiwan. Judging from their shorter larval period and current systems within the Kuroshio Subgyre, these Scyllarus larvae may be destined for death. An erratum to this article is available at .