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Export of wood products of the Siberian Federal District

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  • Yu.Sh. Blum
  • T.I. Babenko
  • L.V. Mashkina.

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The study has shown that absence of infrastructure and of enterprises of high-value processing undermines the efficiency in the use of forest resources in most regions of the Siberian Federal District; the prospects in the development of the forest potential of the district are in direct relationship with the possibility to attract investments and improve the institutional framework of forest management; in the foreseeable future, the sector it will continue being dependent on the situation in the world market, and the absence of alternatives to the growing demand of China in forest products at the expense of Russia is also the “spot of growth” of the forest complex of Siberia.

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  • Yu.Sh. Blum & T.I. Babenko & L.V. Mashkina., 2005. "Export of wood products of the Siberian Federal District," Journal "Region: Economics and Sociology", Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering of Siberian Branch of RAS, vol. 4.
  • Handle: RePEc:nos:regioe:2005-4_8
    Note: Regional Development and International Cooperation
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