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This paper gives a short but comprehensive overview of the Icelandic fish industry, its
history, development and structure until the end of the year 2001. The definition of a fish
industry will focus on catching (the fishing sector and fish farming), processing and
export.
The paper reveals a revolutionary development in the Icelandic fish industry from
a supplement to farming in the Middle Ages to a modern high-tech industry. The fish
industry in Iceland is at present one of the central industries in the country, and has a
leading position in the world. The authors argue that these developments have been
brought about by structural transformations, such as the introduction of a quota system,
technical development, deregulation and privatisation, mergers and increased
concentration, as well as changes in export and marketing.
JEL classification: O3, Q22
Keywords: Fishing industry, Iceland, catching, processing, export
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