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Kauko Koljonen (email)

Inter-industry linkages of forestry and forest industry sectors in the Tanzanian economy.

Koljonen K. (1983). Inter-industry linkages of forestry and forest industry sectors in the Tanzanian economy. Silva Fennica vol. 17 no. 3 article id 5192. https://doi.org/10.14214/sf.a15175

Abstract

Sawmilling and Carpentry, Forestry and Hunting, and Food Grains are the economic sectors compared in this study by means of the total input-output coefficient. The coefficient measures the value of direct and indirect demand in the economy caused by a demand worth one monetary unit on the sector in focus. Forestry sector has the weakest linkage to other sectors. The derived coefficients are 1.693 for Sawmilling and Carpentry, 1.183 for Food Grain and 1.167 for Forestry and Hunting.

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Keywords
forestry; agriculture; national economy; hunting; sawmill industry; Tanzania; carpentry; fishing

Published in 1983

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