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The forest industries sector: An operational strategy for developing countries.

By: Ewing, Andrew; Chalk, Raymond.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1988Subject(s): Forestry | Developing Nations -- Forest Product Industry. -- Developing Nations -- Forest Product IndustrySummary: The purpose of this paper is to quantify trends in forestry in order to provide a current, overall perspective of the forest industry sector.

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World Bank Techniocal Paper No. 83.

The purpose of this paper is to quantify trends in forestry in order to provide a current, overall perspective of the forest industry sector.

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The forest industries sector: An operational strategy for developing countries.

By: Ewing, Andrew; Chalk, Raymond.