In the long run, individual transferable quotas the fishing catch in new zealand. decreased b. had an indeterminate effect upon c. did not affect d. increased

In the long run, individual transferable quotas increased the fishing catch in new Zealand. The individual fishing quotas or as called as IFQs also known as individual transferable quotas or as called as ITQs are one kind of catch share which a means by which many governments regulate fishing. The regulator sets a species exact total allowable catch or as called as TAC classically by weight and for a given time period.

My best answer is the haudenosaunnee or the iroquois.