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Economic Advisor's Recommendation
An island nation's economy relies heavily on its fishing industry. A recent scientific report indicates that the fish population is declining rapidly due to current practices, threatening the long-term ability of the industry to produce. As an economic advisor focused on ensuring the economy's long-run productive capabilities, which of the following two proposals would you recommend to the government? Justify your choice by explaining how it addresses the fundamental factors of production for the industry's future.
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