The document outlines steps for harvesting fish in a game, including how to select and record the number of fish to catch and the process for receiving the harvest. It emphasizes the importance of maximizing the catch while considering the ocean's capacity, noting that orders exceeding available fish result in no harvest. The document also prompts a discussion on the outcomes of the game, responsibility for results, achievable wealth, and policies for maximizing the collective harvest.

1. 6. HARVEST

4. STEPS OF PLAY
• Select the number of fish you wish to harvest this year.
• Record the number on a slip of paper, insert the paper in your ship
and take the ship to the operator to fill in your order.
• Harvest requests will be filled in random order.
• Receive your ship, remove the fish and start again with Step 1.
Things to consider –
• You’ll want to maximize your harvest.
• The ocean can hold up to 50 fish.
• If your order exceeds the number of fish in the ocean you get no fish
that year.
• We will run the game for 6 – 8 years (rounds).

5. REALITY

6. DISCUSSION
• What happened in the game?
• Who was responsible for this result.
• What would have been the max possible wealth available to all teams?
(e.g. 10 years x 25 fish = 250 fish divided by number of teams).
• What wealth did the teams actually achieve?
• Was there a winner?
• What policies would you have to follow to achieve max harvest for all?
• Where do you see examples of this in real life?