Pamphlets On Forest Economics volume 2
Pamphlets On Forest Economics volume 2
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There was little active demand for lumber, but poten- tial demands steadily accumulated. In the meantime lumber production in almost all regions declined. Restrictions on lum- ber were lifted following the armistice, and the great pent-up demand for lumber was released into normal channels of trade. Prewiir conditions of business depression and overproduction at the lumber mills had passed. There developed, indeed, a striking reversal of those conditions. Lumber was needed in great volume to su...pply the shortage of homes and other build- ings. Wood-using industries were short of lumber to resume business on a prewar scale. Industries began to expand on the abnormal increase of credit growing out of war financing. Production of southern pine lumber had passed its peak. The South was prosperous and in need of lumber. It absorbed the cut of southern mills at high prices in greater volume than ever before, while eastern markets likewise drew more heavily upon the South. As a result of the foregoing conditions, the former dominating and far-reaching competition of yellow pine was much con- tracted, and the great markets of the Middle West were left primarily dependent upon timber from the Pacific coast and the Inland Empire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was little active demand for lumber, but poten- tial demands steadily accumulated. In the meantime lumber production in almost all regions declined. Restrictions on lum- ber were lifted following the armistice, and the great pent-up demand for lumber was released into normal channels of trade. Prewiir conditions of business depression and overproduction at the lumber mills had passed. There developed, indeed, a striking reversal of those conditions. Lumber was needed in great volume to su...pply the shortage of homes and other build- ings. Wood-using industries were short of lumber to resume business on a prewar scale. Industries began to expand on the abnormal increase of credit growing out of war financing. Production of southern pine lumber had passed its peak. The South was prosperous and in need of lumber. It absorbed the cut of southern mills at high prices in greater volume than ever before, while eastern markets likewise drew more heavily upon the South. As a result of the foregoing conditions, the former dominating and far-reaching competition of yellow pine was much con- tracted, and the great markets of the Middle West were left primarily dependent upon timber from the Pacific coast and the Inland Empire.
What to read after Pamphlets On Forest Economics volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Shackelford to read onlineMoreLess
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