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The image presents a comparative table of the large-scale and small-scale marine fishing industries data, indicating the following: Big Scale (Industrial Ships) employs 500,000 individuals, while Small Scale (Fishing Boats) employs 120,000; Annual Catch for Industrial is 3 million tonnes, contrasting with None for Small Scale; Annual Cost Per Capita is given as £25,000-£350,000 for Big Scale and £200-£300 for Small Scale; Annual Fuel/Oil Consumption per vessel registers 65,000 gallons for Big Scale and 3,000 gallons for Small Scale.
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The table over here highlight and compare between the large scale and small scale fishing industries across different metrics including Employment, Annual catch , Employee payment and fuel/oil consumption level.
Over all we can see that large scale require a less amount of workers but even with that they earn higher cash than the small scale’s workers which they are 4 times larger in numbers.
In addition we can realize that the small scale never pay attention to the industry process and on the other hand we can figure that the large scale focusing more about the industry process.
Both industries produce similar or relatively significant amout of fish for food but we can find that the large scale consumed large amount of feul/oil for vessel which is understandable and reasonable because they use ships not boat compared to the small scale
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