Fig. S2.

Effect of discount rate on the distribution of stock $u\left(\text{ξ}\right)$ and total fishing effort $f\left(\text{ξ}\right)={\displaystyle {\sum }_i{f}_i\left(\text{ξ}\right)}$ over space (ξ). In A–J, $\ell =3.5$; in K–T, $\ell =6$. For A–E and K–O, $c_0=0.01$; for F–J and P–T, $c_0=0.1$. The discount rate-δ is (A, F, K, and P) 0, (B, G, L, and Q) 0.03, (C, H, M, and R) 0.3, or (D, I, N, and S) 3. As the discount rate becomes large, the distributions of effort (solid lines) and stock (dashed lines) approach the (E, J, O, and T) open access solutions. Locations of binding reserves are highlighted in red, and nonbinding reserves are in blue. For all panels, $h=2$, and $c_1=0.01$.