Secondary Forest Products Industry in Alberta, 1986

M. J. Heit; R. A. Bohning

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Secondary Forest Products Industry in Alberta, 1986

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Dec 1988 English Publisher:Canadian Institute of ForestryJournal:The Forestry Chronicle, volume 64, pages 461-463 (issn: 0015-7546, eissn: 1499-9315,

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Authors: M. J. Heit; R. A. Bohning;

doi: 10.5558/tfc64461-6

Secondary Forest Products Industry in Alberta, 1986

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Alberta's secondary forest products industry is discussed in terms of firm size, number of firms, location, employment created and value of sales. These statistics are compared with previous studies. The source of this information was the Alberta Development and Trade Departments, Alberta Manufacturers Index. In 1986, the 532 firms in this sector employed 12 546 persons and realized sales of over $1 billion.

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