Mary Fish
Biographic Data
| ID | 4214523 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mary Fish |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mary |
| FAMILY NAME | Fish |
| SIGNATURE | FISH M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alabama |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
International Tourism Cross Elasticity
Panhandling Tourists
International Travellers and Taiwan's Asia-Pacific Position
The international tourism industry now represents approximately 2 per cent of Taiwan's gross domestic product and is the seventh largest earner of foreign exchange. This analysis evaluates the potential developments in Taiwan's industry. Events of the next few years probably will not dramatically change the structure of the Republic of China's (ROC) international tourism industry. In 1997 Hong Kong's sovereignty will shift from the British to the…
Stability of Caribbean Countries
This study tests the hypothesis that during the 1980s tourist-oriented Caribbean economies experienced cyclical economic activity due to changes in tourist activities. Many Caribbean economies were unstable during the last decade. However, the economic instability in the 14 countries studied could not be traced to fluctuations in tourist expenditures. In these countries the average share of their gross national product (GNP) attributed to tourism…
Greece
A longitudinal comparison of world GNP with US travel payments
Shadow trading by international tourists in the Soviet Union
Some observations on Caribbean tourism
Some Aspects of the Economics of Tourism
Mexico's balance of payments 1970–1983
Devaluation and US tourism expenditure in Mexico
On controlling sex sales to tourists commentary on Graburn and Cohen
Changing Economic Roles of India's International Visitors
India dramatically increased its world share of international tourists from.167% to.281%, while it increased foreign exchange receipts from international tourism from.302% to.663% from 1970 to 1980. During; the decade the United Kingdom continued to be India's largest tourism market, with U.S.A. second. However, West Asian visitors who are the highest spenders on both a per visitor and per visitor per day basis, showed a significant upward trend,…
Deterring Sex Sales to International Tourists
In developing areas, large-scale international tourism often offers a market for illegal goods and services. Unable to directly control sex sales, governments may decide to discourage prostitution by making the industry less profitable. Sex is sold to international tourists in Thailand, South Korea, and the Philippines through the oligopolistic hotel/travel agency and competitive streetwalker markets. Applying legal sanctions prices change and sa…
Net Foreign Exchange Earnings from Non-Package Vs Package Tourist in India
Net Foreign Exchange Earnings from Non-Package Vs Package Tourist in India
The Liberian Charley
Some Economic Implications of Third World Roguery
As Third World nations urbanize and industrialize, they face rising crime rates. In Liberia, thieves who steal money and goods from residences are called “rogues.” Roguing is an accepted part of life in Monrovia. However, the upper and middle/low income groups protect themselves in unique ways: while the middle/low income households have a surveillance system provided by an extended family, the upper income group hire private guards. Roguing can …
Hacks, Blacks and Cons
Shadow trading by international tourists in the Soviet Union
Deterring Sex Sales to International Tourists
In developing areas, large-scale international tourism often offers a market for illegal goods and services. Unable to directly control sex sales, governments may decide to discourage prostitution by making the industry less profitable. Sex is sold to international tourists in Thailand, South Korea, and the Philippines through the oligopolistic hotel/travel agency and competitive streetwalker markets. Applying legal sanctions prices change and sa…
A longitudinal comparison of world GNP with US travel payments
Devaluation and US tourism expenditure in Mexico
Some Economic Implications of Third World Roguery
As Third World nations urbanize and industrialize, they face rising crime rates. In Liberia, thieves who steal money and goods from residences are called “rogues.” Roguing is an accepted part of life in Monrovia. However, the upper and middle/low income groups protect themselves in unique ways: while the middle/low income households have a surveillance system provided by an extended family, the upper income group hire private guards. Roguing can …
Hacks, Blacks and Cons
Hacks, Blacks and Cons
Some Economic Implications of Third World Roguery
As Third World nations urbanize and industrialize, they face rising crime rates. In Liberia, thieves who steal money and goods from residences are called “rogues.” Roguing is an accepted part of life in Monrovia. However, the upper and middle/low income groups protect themselves in unique ways: while the middle/low income households have a surveillance system provided by an extended family, the upper income group hire private guards. Roguing can …
The Liberian Charley
Net Foreign Exchange Earnings from Non-Package Vs Package Tourist in India
Net Foreign Exchange Earnings from Non-Package Vs Package Tourist in India
On controlling sex sales to tourists commentary on Graburn and Cohen
Changing Economic Roles of India's International Visitors
India dramatically increased its world share of international tourists from.167% to.281%, while it increased foreign exchange receipts from international tourism from.302% to.663% from 1970 to 1980. During; the decade the United Kingdom continued to be India's largest tourism market, with U.S.A. second. However, West Asian visitors who are the highest spenders on both a per visitor and per visitor per day basis, showed a significant upward trend,…
Deterring Sex Sales to International Tourists
In developing areas, large-scale international tourism often offers a market for illegal goods and services. Unable to directly control sex sales, governments may decide to discourage prostitution by making the industry less profitable. Sex is sold to international tourists in Thailand, South Korea, and the Philippines through the oligopolistic hotel/travel agency and competitive streetwalker markets. Applying legal sanctions prices change and sa…
Mexico's balance of payments 1970–1983
Devaluation and US tourism expenditure in Mexico
Some Aspects of the Economics of Tourism
Some observations on Caribbean tourism
A longitudinal comparison of world GNP with US travel payments
Shadow trading by international tourists in the Soviet Union
Greece
Stability of Caribbean Countries
This study tests the hypothesis that during the 1980s tourist-oriented Caribbean economies experienced cyclical economic activity due to changes in tourist activities. Many Caribbean economies were unstable during the last decade. However, the economic instability in the 14 countries studied could not be traced to fluctuations in tourist expenditures. In these countries the average share of their gross national product (GNP) attributed to tourism…
International Travellers and Taiwan's Asia-Pacific Position
The international tourism industry now represents approximately 2 per cent of Taiwan's gross domestic product and is the seventh largest earner of foreign exchange. This analysis evaluates the potential developments in Taiwan's industry. Events of the next few years probably will not dramatically change the structure of the Republic of China's (ROC) international tourism industry. In 1997 Hong Kong's sovereignty will shift from the British to the…
International Tourism Cross Elasticity
Panhandling Tourists
Economics (14 works) · Business (13 works) · Geography (12 works) · Tourism (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Archaeology (7 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (5 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (5 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · Finance (4 works)