Abstract
This study used game theory to analyze the extraction behavior of fishermen around Southern Songkhla Lake, Southern Thailand. The field experiments were designed based on the concept of noncooperative game theory to investigate fishermen’s behavior in response to four management policy options: external regulations with individual transferable quotas (ITQ) and with individual quotas (IQ) and co-management with ITQ and with IQ.
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