logging in or signing up Briefing Miguel Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 398 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 06, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Introduction to Fish Banks, Ltd.: Introduction to Fish Banks, Ltd. • Criterion of Success • Financial Information • Changes in Fish and Ships • Initial Conditions • Materials • Steps of Play Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsSlide2: Criterion of Success Maximum possible assets at the end of the game. ASSETS = BANK BALANCE SHIPS’ SALVAGE VALUE + $ $ $ Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows Profit: Profit Profit = Income - Expenses Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows SHIP AUCTIONS & TRADE PURCHASES NEW SHIP ORDERS FISH SALESIncome: Income Negotiated Price 10% if Minimum Balance is greater than zero Catch x Price ($20 per fish) Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsExpenses: Expenses Harbor: $50/ship-year Coastal Fishery: $150/ship-year Deep Sea Fishery: $250/ship-year New Ships: $300 each (charged current year but delivered following year) Auction: Highest Bid Trade: Negotiated Price 15% if Minimum Balance is less than zero. Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsProfit Example: Profit Example 1 Ship to Deep Sea Fish Sales = 25 x $20 $500 Operating Cost -250 Deep Sea Subtotal $250 1 Ship to Coastal Fish Sales = 15 x $20 $300 Operating Cost -150 Coastal Subtotal $150 1 Ship to Harbor Fish Sales $0 Operating Cost -50 Harbor Subtotal -$50 Profit from 3 Ships $350 Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsShip Salvage Value: Ship Salvage Value The ship salvage value calculated each year is the price that would be paid for each ship, if the game ended in that year. The ship salvage value may be a constant set to a value between $0 and $500 or The salvage value may be set to equal the average profit per ship in all areas over recent years. The period over which average profit is calculated may be set to between 1 and 6 years. Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsSequence of Debits and Credits: Sequence of Debits and Credits Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsFishing Fleet: Fishing Fleet • Initial Size • Enlarging - Auction - Trade - Construction • Reducing - Trade White = 1 Ship Red = 5 Ships Yellow = 10 Ships Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsCatch: Catch Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows Catch influenced by: Number of Ships Ship Effectiveness WeatherShip Effectiveness: Ship Effectiveness 25 Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsFishing Areas: Fishing Areas Coastal Fishery Maximum Population: 2000 - 4000 Fish Annual Operating Cost: $150 per Ship-Year Productivity (Normal Ship Effectiveness): 25 Fish per Ship-Year Deep Sea Fishery Maximum Population: 1000 - 2000 Fish Annual Operating Cost: $250 per Ship-Year Productivity (Normal Ship Effectiveness) 15 Fish per Ship-Year Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsRegeneration of Fish: Regeneration of Fish Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows Coastal DeepRecent History of the Fisheries: Recent History of the Fisheries Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsGame Board: Game Board Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsDecision Sheet: Decision Sheet Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows Participants’ Steps of Play: Participants’ Steps of Play Receive and record computer-generated numbers on Decision Sheet under "Annual Report." Collect ships. Bid for auctioned ships. Buy or sell ships in trading sessions. Place orders for new ship construction. Calculate and record fleet size. Allocate ships among fishing areas & harbor and record decisions on Decision Sheet. Place ships on game board. Give Decision Sheet to game operator. Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Briefing Miguel Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 398 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 06, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Introduction to Fish Banks, Ltd.: Introduction to Fish Banks, Ltd. • Criterion of Success • Financial Information • Changes in Fish and Ships • Initial Conditions • Materials • Steps of Play Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsSlide2: Criterion of Success Maximum possible assets at the end of the game. ASSETS = BANK BALANCE SHIPS’ SALVAGE VALUE + $ $ $ Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows Profit: Profit Profit = Income - Expenses Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows SHIP AUCTIONS & TRADE PURCHASES NEW SHIP ORDERS FISH SALESIncome: Income Negotiated Price 10% if Minimum Balance is greater than zero Catch x Price ($20 per fish) Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsExpenses: Expenses Harbor: $50/ship-year Coastal Fishery: $150/ship-year Deep Sea Fishery: $250/ship-year New Ships: $300 each (charged current year but delivered following year) Auction: Highest Bid Trade: Negotiated Price 15% if Minimum Balance is less than zero. Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsProfit Example: Profit Example 1 Ship to Deep Sea Fish Sales = 25 x $20 $500 Operating Cost -250 Deep Sea Subtotal $250 1 Ship to Coastal Fish Sales = 15 x $20 $300 Operating Cost -150 Coastal Subtotal $150 1 Ship to Harbor Fish Sales $0 Operating Cost -50 Harbor Subtotal -$50 Profit from 3 Ships $350 Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsShip Salvage Value: Ship Salvage Value The ship salvage value calculated each year is the price that would be paid for each ship, if the game ended in that year. The ship salvage value may be a constant set to a value between $0 and $500 or The salvage value may be set to equal the average profit per ship in all areas over recent years. The period over which average profit is calculated may be set to between 1 and 6 years. Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsSequence of Debits and Credits: Sequence of Debits and Credits Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsFishing Fleet: Fishing Fleet • Initial Size • Enlarging - Auction - Trade - Construction • Reducing - Trade White = 1 Ship Red = 5 Ships Yellow = 10 Ships Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsCatch: Catch Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows Catch influenced by: Number of Ships Ship Effectiveness WeatherShip Effectiveness: Ship Effectiveness 25 Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsFishing Areas: Fishing Areas Coastal Fishery Maximum Population: 2000 - 4000 Fish Annual Operating Cost: $150 per Ship-Year Productivity (Normal Ship Effectiveness): 25 Fish per Ship-Year Deep Sea Fishery Maximum Population: 1000 - 2000 Fish Annual Operating Cost: $250 per Ship-Year Productivity (Normal Ship Effectiveness) 15 Fish per Ship-Year Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsRegeneration of Fish: Regeneration of Fish Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows Coastal DeepRecent History of the Fisheries: Recent History of the Fisheries Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsGame Board: Game Board Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. MeadowsDecision Sheet: Decision Sheet Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows Participants’ Steps of Play: Participants’ Steps of Play Receive and record computer-generated numbers on Decision Sheet under "Annual Report." Collect ships. Bid for auctioned ships. Buy or sell ships in trading sessions. Place orders for new ship construction. Calculate and record fleet size. Allocate ships among fishing areas & harbor and record decisions on Decision Sheet. Place ships on game board. Give Decision Sheet to game operator. Fish Banks, Ltd. © 2001 Dennis L. Meadows