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The provided table compares various metrics between global company-owned large scale and artisanal small scale sea fishing industries. Overall, there are clear differences between large and small scale industries regarding financial funding, number of fishermen employed, fish caught for industrial reduction and other. In huge scale fishing industries that are company owned, they employ around […]
The table illustrates differences between large-scale and small-scale fishing based on 8 characteristics. Overall, it can be seen that the most significant difference is the number of employed people, small-scale fishing requires far more fishermen than large-scale. Also, it should be noticed that, while the annual catch for human consumption is almost similar in 2 […]
The table provides a comparison between large-scale and small-scale marine fishing industries worldwide. Overall, although large-scale fishing generates higher output, especially for industrial processing, it relies more heavily on capital and fuel and supports far fewer jobs than small-scale fishing. The large-scale marine fishing employs around 500,000 workers, a relatively small number compared to the […]
The table chart provides the comparison of the information based on two means of fishing organisations: large scale and small scale. Overall, the small-scale fishing industry had more employees than that of large-scale fishing organization. Notably the proportions of annual catch marine fish for industrial reduction to meal and oil and fish destroyed at sea […]