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Title: Trade Adjustment Assistance Program


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Trade Adjustment Assistance Program
  • Washington State Salmon
  • Technical Assistance Curriculum

By Washington Sea Grant Program Marine Advisory
Services and Washington State University Cooperati
ve Extension Service
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Acknowlegements
  • Steve Harbell, Sarah Fisken, and Pete Granger
    MAS
  • Terry Johnson, MAP, University of Alaska
    Fairbanks
  • Jon Newkirk and Dennis Fiess, Western Center for
    Risk Mgt. Educ., WSU
  • NW Indian Fisheries Commission Technical Report
    Tribal Salmon
  • Fisheries Marketing Opportunities
  • OSU Sea Grant, Fishing Business Publication Series

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Presentation Outline
  • Overview of TAA
  • Where am I?
  • Salmon markets
  • Financial analysis
  • Where do I want to go and how do I get there?
  • Profitability
  • Revenues
  • Expenses
  • Diversification
  • Do I stay in or exit?

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TAA Overview
  • What is TAA?
  • Who qualifies?
  • What is the application process?
  • What is the timeline?

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Status of World and US Salmon Markets
  • World Salmon Supply
  • Effects of Farmed Salmon
  • US Salmon Market Trends

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World Salmon Supply (1980 to 2001)
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Washington Troll Chinook Salmon Ex-Vessel Price
Trends (1971 to 2002)
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Effects of Salmon Farming
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Effects of Salmon Farming
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U.S. Imports of Atlantic Salmon (1990 to 2001)
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US Salmon Market Trends
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How Viable Is My Fishing Business
  • Solvency
  • Profitability
  • Liquidity

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  • Financial Statement for __________________________
    ________________
  • Date ___________________
  • Assets of fishing business
  • Current Assets
  • Cash on hand
  • Checking Account
  • Receivables
  • Fish Buyer ________
  • Insurance ________
  • __________ ________
  • __________ ________
  • __________ ________
  • Total Current Assets ________

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  • Fixed Assets
  • Vessel ________
  • Equipment ________
  • Gear ________
  • Vehicles ________
  • Gear Shed ________
  • __________ ________
  • __________ ________
  • __________ ________
  • Total Fixed Assets ________
  • Total Assets ________

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  • Liabilities of fishing business
  • Current Liabilities
  • Payables ________
  • Gear Supplier ________
  • Fish Buyers ________
  • Boatyard ________
  • ________ ________
  • ________ ________
  • ________ ________
  • Bank Note ________
  • Other Short Term loans/credit card ________
  • Total Current Liabilities ________

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  • Long-term Liabilities
  • Vessel Mortgage ________
  • Bank Loan ________
  • ________ ________
  • ________ ________
  • Total Long-term Liabilities ________
  • Total Liabilities _________
  • Net Worth or Equity (Total Assets minus Total
    Liabilities) ________

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Solvency
  • Asset Valuation Cost and Market Value
  • Measuring
  • Debt to Asset Ratio
  • (Total Liabilities/Total Assets) X 100

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Profitability
  • Measuring
  • Tax Statements
  • Income Statement

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Liquidity
  • Measuring
  • Current Ratio
  • Total Current Assets
  • Total Current Liabilities

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Where Do I Want To Go and How Do I Get There?
  • Increase Revenue
  • Decrease Expenses
  • Diversify

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Increasing Revenue
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Salmon Production CostsPuget Sound
Gillnet-caught Fresh Sockeye Salmon fillets
  • Ex-vessel price 1.00
  • Fish Tax - 2.2 .02
  • Tender cost .15
  • Sub-total 1.17
  • Yield from round to fillet 65 - sub-total
    1.80
  • Processing Costs
  • Labor .50
  • Packaging .10
  • Overhead .40
  • Sub-total 2.80
  • Sale of Green Roe (.15)
  • Distribution to Retailer -10
    .30
  • TOTAL 2.95

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Direct Marketing
  • Selling off the back deck
  • Delivering direct to local restaurants and
    markets
  • Hiring a broker
  • Creating a brand
  • Going on-line

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Reducing Certain Expenses
  • Fixed Costs
  • Boat/Permit Payment
  • Insurance
  • Moorage Storage
  • Maintenance

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Reducing Certain Expenses
  • Variable Costs
  • Crew shares
  • Fuel costs
  • Gear costs
  • Maintenance and Repair Costs

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Diversification
  • Alaska salmon permit
  • Other fishery
  • Direct marketing
  • Fish related business as crew member
  • Chartering and Eco-tourism

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Do I Stay In or Exit?
  • Staying In Resources
  • Community Colleges, Technical Colleges
  • Econ. Dev. Programs
  • WSU CES and Washington Sea Grant
  • Small Business Development Centers
  • Counseling financial and personal
  • TAA - Dept. of Commerce

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Do I Stay In or Exit?
  • Exiting Resources
  • State Employment Offices
  • Work Source - Washington State
  • TAA program Dept. of Labor
  • Social Services

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Good luck out there!
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