The effects of Canadian forest tenures on the organizational structure and capital budgeting procedures of forestry firms
a British Columbia case study
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Author
Contributions
- Luckert, Martin Karl, 1961- - Contributor
- University of British Columbia. Forest Economics and Policy Analysis Research Unit. - Contributor
Publication
1991 - Forest Economics and Policy Analysis Research Unit, Vancouver, B.C, British Columbia
Language
English
Subjects
Topics
FinanceReforestationEconomic aspectsForest managementBusiness enterprisesGovernment ownershipForests and forestryForest products industryEconomic aspects of ReforestationEconomic aspects of Forest managementEconomic aspects of Forest products industryBusiness enterprises -- British Columbia -- FinanceReforestation -- Economic aspects -- British ColumbiaForest management -- Economic aspects -- British ColumbiaForests and forestry -- Government ownership -- British ColumbiaForest products industry -- Economic aspects -- British Columbia
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Series Statement
- Working paper -- 167
- Working paper (University of British Columbia. Forest Economics and Policy Analysis Research Unit) -- 167.
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