Table 3--Estimated short-run demand elasticites for coniferous sawn wood ¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01
(a) Export price is used as a proxy for domestic price.

na = not available (not included)
ne = equation not estimated

Table 4--Estimated short-run demand elasticities for non-coniferous sawn wood¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01
(a) Imports of tropical sawn wood.
(b) Imports of temperate sawn wood.
(c) Tropical sawn wood import price.
(d) Temperate sawn wood import price.

na = not available (not included)
ne = equation not estimated

Table 5--Estimated short-run demand elasticities for plywood¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

na = not available (not included)
ne = equation not estimated

Table 6--Estimated short-run demand elasticities for particleboard¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

(a) Export price is used as a proxy for domestic price.

na = not available (not included)
ne = equation not estimated

Table 7--Estimated short-run demand elasticities for fiberboard¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:

* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

(a) Export price is used as a proxy for domestic price.

na = not available (not included)
ne = equation not estimated

Table 8--Estimated short-run demand elasticities for newsprint¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:

* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

(a) Export price used as a proxy for domestic price.
(b) Lagged one period.
(c) Estimated as apparent consumption.

na = not available (not included)
ne = equation not estimated

Table 9--Estimated short-run demand elasticities for printing and writing paper¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

(a) Export price used as a proxy for domestic price.
(b) Lagged one period.
(c) Estimated as apparent consumption.

na = not available (not included)
ne = equation not estimated

Table 10--Estimated short-run demand elasticities for other paper and board¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

(a) Export price used as a proxy for domestic price.
(b) Lagged one period.
(c) Estimated as apparent consumption.

na = not available (not included)
ne = equation not estimated

Table 11--Estimated short-run export supply elasticities for coniferous sawn wood¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

na = not available (not included)
ne = not estimated

Table 12--Estimated short-run export supply elasticities for non-coniferous sawn wood¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

na = not available (not included)
ne = not estimated

Table 13--Estimated short-run export supply elasticities for plywood¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

na = not available (not included)
ne = not estimated

Table 14--Estimated short-run export supply elasticities for particleboard¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

na = not available (not included)
ne = not estimated

Table 15--Estimated short-run export supply elasticities for fiberboard¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

na = not available (not included)
ne = not estimated

Table 16--Estimated short-run export supply elasticities for newsprint¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

na = not available (not included)
ne = not estimated

Table 17--Estimated short-run export supply elasticities for printing and writing paper¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

na = not available (not included)
ne = not estimated

Table 18--Estimated short-run export supply elasticities for other paper and board¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

na = not available (not included)
ne = not estimated

Table 19--Estimated price and income elasticities for consumption of forest products in smaller European markets¹

¹ Significance of estimated elasticities:
* = .10;
** = .05;
*** = .01

² Countries in the higher income group (based on per capita income) are:Belgium-Luxembourg, Denmark, Netherlands, and Switzerland; countries in the lower income group are: Greece, Ireland, Portugal, and Turkey. For newsprint, printing & writing paper, and other paper & board, Spain is included in the lower income group.

Table 20--Comparison of price elasticities for sawn softwood

^a Own price elasticity; estimates from multiple equation models except for Netherlands and Switzerland.
^b Elasticity with respect to domestic price
^c Elasticity with respect to import price
^d Export price used as a proxy for domestic price
^e Estimated using apparent consumption, and cross-section model.
na = not available (not estimated)

Table 21—Comparison of price elasticities for sawn hardwood

^a Own price elasticity; estimates from multiple equation models except for Netherlands and Switzerland.
^b Elasticity with respect to domestic price
^c Elasticity with respect to import price
^d Estimated using apparent consumption, and cross-section model.
na = not available (not estimated)

Table 22—Comparison of price elasticities for particleboard

^a Own price elasticity; estimates from multiple equation models except for Netherlands and Switzerland.
^b Elasticity with respect to domestic price
^c Elasticity with respect to import price
^d Export price used as a proxy for domestic price
^e Estimated using apparent consumption and cross-section model.
na = not available (not estimated)

Table 23--Comparison of end use elasticities for sawn softwood

^a GDP elasticity; estimated using apparent consumption and cross-section model.
na = not available (not estimated)

Table 24—Comparison of end use elasticities for sawn hardwood

^a GDP elasticity; estimated using apparent consumption and cross-section model.
na = not available (not estimated)

Table 25—Comparison of end use elasticities for particleboard

^a GDP elasticity; estimated using apparent consumption and cross-section model.
na = not available (not estimated)