Seafood Market Model

The work is split into three stages: Stage 1 - Project scopingThis stage will include: - Rapid literature review of estimated relationships (elasticities) for fisheries modelling - Project scoping, agreeing specifications with steering group, identification of data sources, and detailed methodology for future stages (Break point one) Stage 2 - Core model We currently expect that this will include (subject to scoping stage): - Price impacts (changes in prices for modelled species/species groups in modelled countries) - Trade flows (changes in imports and exports of modelled species between modelled countries) (Break point two) Stage 3 - Core model development This stage will develop the model further to provide additional detail (subject to scoping stage). We anticipate additions at this stage could include: - More detail on the distribution of impacts within the UK (by devolved administration, and region) - Expansion of country coverage to enable more detailed thinking about future trade deals - Expand reporting on economic welfare impacts on different sectors, beyond changes in imports/exports and prices (if necessary) The work is split into three stages: Stage 1 - Project scopingThis stage will include: - Rapid literature review of estimated relationships (elasticities) for fisheries modelling - Project scoping, agreeing specifications with steering group, identification of data sources, and detailed methodology for future stages (Break point one) Stage 2 - Core model We currently expect that this will include (subject to scoping stage): - Price impacts (changes in prices for modelled species/species groups in modelled countries) - Trade flows (changes in imports and exports of modelled species between modelled countries) (Break point two) Stage 3 - Core model development This stage will develop the model further to provide additional detail (subject to scoping stage). We anticipate additions at this stage could include: - More detail on the distribution of impacts within the UK (by devolved administration, and region) - Expansion of country coverage to enable more detailed thinking about future trade deals - Expand reporting on economic welfare impacts on different sectors, beyond changes in imports/exports and prices (if necessary) The work is split into three stages: Stage 1 - Project scopingThis stage will include: - Rapid literature review of estimated relationships (elasticities) for fisheries modelling - Project scoping, agreeing specifications with steering group, identification of data sources, and detailed methodology for future stages (Break point one) Stage 2 - Core model We currently expect that this will include (subject to scoping stage): - Price impacts (changes in prices for modelled species/species groups