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Cameroon’s Logging Industry to reach 90% in 1996. Furthermore, more than 80% of timber products exports are under control of foreign enterprises. Log production fluctuates between 2.8 and 3 million m. per year with a harvesting intensity of 7m. per ha. Industrial logging contributes about 7% to Cameroon’s Gross Domestic Produ
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Gastric
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Forest Sector Modelingmporal optimization models with multiple market levels; (b) examine constraints on adjustment flexibility in the intertemporal welfare maximization format; (c) develop methods that allow joint simulation of market and resource models retaining their respective detail; (d) directly embrace the “messi
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Japanese Forest Sector Modeling States, and imported lumber. We investigate possibilities of increasing lumber production in Japan using different assumptions in the model specification and market situation. Our simulation analysis indicates that reduction of U.S. log imports does not have much influence on domestic lumber produc
致敬
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A Model for the Siberian Timber Products Marketsible future formation of Russia’s forest industrial sector. In the model, I distinguish between a static phase and a dynamic phase. The static phase describes the auction mechanism involving a number of strategy sets, which is applied for each period, leading to a partial market clearing. In the dy
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0924-5480 ader of this book will benefit not only frompresentation of forest utilization issues in different nations, butalso from the interrelatedness of the theory and application of forestsector modeling.978-90-481-5320-6978-94-017-6397-4Series ISSN 0924-5480 Series E-ISSN 1875-1334