Classification-tree analysis evaluating stay and exit decisions in the studied fisheries in response to a hypothetical halving of catch value.

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socioeconomic

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paper

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TimJosTimKat

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Based on the responses of 599 Western Indian Ocean fishers. Splits were based potentially on all variables described in Table 1. Sites are coloured by country (Blue – Seychelles, Green – Mauritius, Purple – Tanzania, Black – Kenya, Red – Madagascar). Numbers of fishers opting to stay (left) and exit (right) are shown at each branch. Fishers meeting the split conditions [e.g. material style of life (MSL)<−0.08] pass down to the next left-hand branch.

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