北欧小国冰岛世代以打鱼为生,虽说辛苦,但日子过得也充实。不过到了20世纪70年代,问题来了,过度捕鱼让资源枯竭,就连最优秀的渔夫也无法捕捞到过去常见的鳕鱼和黑线鳕。于是政府开始将渔业资源私有化,根据每个渔夫的历史捕捞量,给予一定的配额许可证,这样,渔夫的捕捞得到了保证,他们得到了那个木盆。很快,渔夫们发现还有一个更好的办法,你可以整天在海边 Iceland, a small Nordic generation to make a living by fishing, though hard, but life fills. By the 1970s, however, the problem was that excess fishing had depleted resources and that even the best fishermen could not catch common cod and haddock in the past. As a result, the government began privatizing fishery resources and granted a quota license based on the historical catch of each fisherman, so that the fisherman's fishing was assured and the tub was taken by him. Soon, fishermen find there is a better way, you can be by the sea all day