2. Consider the following relationship between the growth and stock of a Largemouth Basspopulation on a local lake. Answer the questions below.AnnualGrowth10%6%AB80CDE125 200 Stocka) Fully label the graph, identifying (i) the maximum sustainable yield, (ii) the natural equilibriumassociated with the environment's carrying capacity, and (iii) the critical threshold below whichthe population collapses to extinction.b) Interpret what the maximum sustainable yield means in this example.c) Assume a harvest rate of 9% when the population size (stock) is 200. Based upon the graphabove, what would the impact on the fishery be? Would the population grow or shrink? Use theabove graph to illustrate the resulting equilibrium for this population. Explain.d) Assume a harvest rate of 11% when the population is size 200. Based upon the graph above,what would the impact on the fishery be? Explain.e) Suppose a policy-maker proposes that the local governing authority implement a study toidentify the maximum sustainable yield and to limit harvest rates to that level. What are someproblems with this policy goal? Explain why this may be problematic.

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Consider the following relationship between the growth and stock of a Largemouth Bass population on a local lake. Answer the questions below. Annual Growth 10% 6% B 80 125 D E 200 Stock

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