Wages, normal profit, resource rent and increase in rent from rebuilt fisheries.

*<p>Profit is defined here as the return to capital or normal profit, i.e., payments to owners of capital.</p

Sensitivity of present value of rebuilding costs to parameter assumptions.

*<p>Adjustment costs include the cost of vessel buybacks and payouts for fishers to ease the transition to alternate employment.</p

The Schaeffer surplus-production model, based on Gordon [<b>27</b>].

<p>The Schaeffer surplus-production model, based on Gordon <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0040542#pone.0040542-Gordon1" target="_blank">[<b>27</b>]</a>.</p

Summary of resource rent (adjusted for subsidies) from current fisheries.

<p>We see that several countries are in red once the full cost of fishing, including harmful subsidies are taken into account.</p

Histograms of pre-tax profit share of total sales for a sample of 1000 global fishing companies.

<p>Figure taken from <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0040542#pone.0040542-Plimsoll1" target="_blank">[24]</a>.</p

Transition time path of key rebuilding global fisheries variables.

<p>Transition time path of key rebuilding global fisheries variables.</p

Sensitivity of present value potential gain in resource rent from rebuilding to parameter assumptions.

*<p>Gains are denoted as the present value of increased resource rent from rebuilt fisheries.</p

Summary of resource rent (adjusted for subsidies) from rebuilt fisheries (rent in all maritime countries increase after rebuilding).

<p>Summary of resource rent (adjusted for subsidies) from rebuilt fisheries (rent in all maritime countries increase after rebuilding).</p

Annual global fisheries subsidies by category [17].

a<p>Lead to ‘investment’ in the natural capital of fishery resources. They enhance the growth of fish stocks through conservation programs, and control and surveillance measures.</p>b<p>Lead to ‘disinvestments’ in the natural capital of the fishery resources, including all forms of capital inputs and infrastructure investments from public sources that reduce cost or enhance revenue.</p>c<p>Have the potential to lead to either ‘investment’ or ‘disinvestment’ in the fishery resources, and lead to resource enhancement or to resource overexploitation.</p

Correlation between reported subsidies [<b>17</b>] and landed-value [<b>16</b>].

<p>Correlation between reported subsidies <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0040542#pone.0040542-Sumaila3" target="_blank">[<b>17</b>]</a> and landed-value <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0040542#pone.0040542-Sumaila2" target="_blank">[<b>16</b>]</a>.</p