Where the trees fall: Macroeconomic forecasts for forest-reliant states

Andrew Crawley; Adam Daigneault; Jonathan Gendron

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Where the trees fall: Macroeconomic forecasts for forest-reliant states

Andrew Crawley Adam Daigneault

Jonathan Gendron

Forest Policy and Economics Vol. 186 pp. 103739 · Elsevier BV

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Andrew Crawley, Adam Daigneault, Jonathan Gendron (2026). Where the trees fall: Macroeconomic forecasts for forest-reliant states. Forest Policy and Economics, 186, 103739. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.forpol.2026.103739

Where the trees fall: Macroeconomic forecasts for forest-reliant states

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