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... 2 COMPUTER USAGE AND DEMAND FOR PAPER/PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to analyze the effect of computer usage on the demand for paper and paperboard products. ... analysis and 16 countries’ analysis may arise from the different measures in computer usage, prices of paper/paperboard products, and income. 1 Preliminary Computer Usage and Demand for Paper/Paperboard ... the major demand for paper/paperboard products and are countries with widespread usage of computer. Using fixone model, we find that computer usage has a positive effect on demand for printing/writing...

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... WORLD’S FORESTS 200972Asthe demand for food,bre and fuelhasincreased,sohasthe demand for cleanair and water,unspoiltlandscapes and otherenvironmentalservicesprovidedbyforests.Whereforestsareconvertedtootherlanduses,theservicestheysupplyarediminished.Maintainingsuchservicesposeschallenges,especiallywheretrade-offsbetweentheproductionofgoods and theprovisionofservicesmustbeaddressed.Publiclyownedforestshavebeenamajorsourceofenvironmentalservices,providedmainlythroughregulatory,non-marketapproachessuchasprotectedareas.Withnon-stateactorsplayinganincreasingroleinresourcemanagement,aneed for incentives for theprovisionofenvironmentalserviceshasbecomeevident.Thischapterdiscussestheoutlook and challengesintheprovisionofenvironmentalservicesfromforests.REGULATORY ... legislation and planning, including national forest programmes•Management of forests and forest industries and all related activities, including trade in forest products •Regulatory and enforcement ... 2 Adapting for the future77Meeting the demand for environmental services of forests and scienticrationale for REDDhasbeenwellarticulatedinthattheforestsector(mainlydeforestation)accounts for morethan17percentofgreenhousegasemissions and thataddressingdeforestation and degradationwouldbeamorecost-effectivemitigationoptionthanbringingaboutchangesinenergyuse.However,providingincentivestodesistfromdeforestationinvolvescomplexpolicy,institutional and ethicalissues(Martin,2008).Biodiversity...

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