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Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1923-03-17

1923

Admits fixing lumber prices. - "Question of jail or poorhouse" in 1916 for mill men, says Bloedel. - At federal hearing … trade commission that the company controlled prices by coercion, declared that "it was a question of the jail or the …

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Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1923-03-30

1923

Asserts lumber prices not fixed. - Seattle broker testifies in behalf of Douglas Fir Exploitation Company. - R. D. King … federal trade commission that the Douglas Fir Exploitation and Export company controlled the prices of lumber by coercion …, then he "knew that there was no effort made to fix domestic prices." …

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Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1928-08-24

1928

Weyerhaeuser Sales company, yesterday. The recent slump in lumber prices has been due to overproduction, and by curtailing the …

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Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1929-03-12

1929

Lumber price goes up. - Weyerhaeuser trustees told plan is to better earnings. - Trustees of the Weyerhaeuser Sales Corporation help their quarterly meeting yesterday at the office of the corporation in the Old National building. T. J. Humbird of Spokane, president of the Humbird Lumber company,...

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If America Had Canada's Stumpage System.

Spelter, H. - 2006

The North American lumber market is integrated and, under normal conditions, provides unhindered access to all suppliers. North American log markets, in contrast, function on different principles: in one principle, a profit allowance for the wood processor plays a role in timber pricing, whereas...

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Estimates of the economic effects of sea level rise.

Darwin, Roy F.; Tol, Richard S.J. - 2001

affect consumer prices, and (iii) international trade is disregarded. Results in this paper indicate that these limitations …

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Decomposing growth in revenues and costs into price, quantity and total factor productivity contributions.

Dumagan, J.C.; Ball, V.E. - 2009

growth in revenues, TFP growth contributed 1.90 percentage points (pct. pts.); growth in output prices added 1.43 pct. pts …

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Capital as a factor of production in OECD agriculture: measurement and data.

Ball, V. Eldon; Lindamood, W.A.; Nehring, Richard; San … - 2008

convert estimates of capital stock into estimates of capital service flows by means of capital rental prices. Comparisons of … levels of capital input among countries require data on relative prices of capital input. We obtain relative price levels for … capital input via relative investment goods prices, taking into account the flow of capital input per unit of capital stock in …

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Can Country-of-Origin Labeling Succeed as a Marketing Tool for Produce? Lessons from Three Case Studies.

Carter, Colin; Krissoff, Barry; Zwane, Alix Peterson - 2006

differentiation will prove useful at the country level for farm produce seems likely to be misplaced. In order to raise prices, a key …

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Welfare maximization, pricing, and allocation with a product performance or environmental quality standard: Illustration for the gasoline and additives market.

Gallagher, Paul W.; Shapouri, Hosein; Price, Jeffrey - 2006

Programming models approximate market prices and quantities when regulations constrain firm choices, because market …

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