The table shows the crucial labels related to the large-scale and small-scale fishing activities, which illustrate the specific quantities from each part.
In general, there are in total of 4 main sections, labelling the costs, amount of annual catch, and the number of employees. Moreover, there is a large gap between the large-scale ships and small-scale boats, particularly in the number of employees.
In regards for the most outstanding part, the number of employees in the small-scale industries is 119.500.000 people more than the big-scale ones. However, the overall tonnes of annual catches of small ships are smaller than that of the big, accounting for 24 million tonnes, less than 5 million tonnes. The industrial process in big ships reaches 22 million tonnes, while there is none for the small boats.
Moving to the costs of each, employees who are working in large-scale industries earn approximately 25.000 up to 350.000 euros per year, while the rest in small fishing boats only receive between 200 and 3000 euros. Finally, the fuel consumption in small boats is not as same as big boats, accounting for only 13% of the big’s.