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What is the main reason Pacific Island countries earn significantly less from tuna fishing than foreign nations in the same waters?
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Focusing primarily on local subsistence fishing.
Focusing primarily on local subsistence fishing.
Depleting the available tuna populations.
Depleting the available tuna populations.
Lacking infrastructure and sufficient investment.
Lacking infrastructure and sufficient investment.
Facing strict international fishing regulations.
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Lacking infrastructure and sufficient investment.
Pacific Island countries often lack industrial fleets, processing facilities, and capital, so foreign fleets catch and process the tuna and capture most of the value.
Pacific Island countries often lack industrial fleets, processing facilities, and capital, so foreign fleets catch and process the tuna and capture most of the value.
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