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Clark, Colin W. – Science, 1973
Argues that overexploitation of renewable biological resources to the point of extinction is possible under private (commercial) management. Public surveillance is necessary to prevent severe depletion of resources. An economic theory of a biological resource is developed, using the blue whale population as an example. (JR)
Descriptors: Biological Sciences, Conservation Education, Depleted Resources, Economics