... GARCH Nonrenewable energy Renewable energy Wood pellets Q21 Q23 Q31 Q40 Historically, many renewable-energy sources for electricity were unable to economically compete with traditional nonrenewable fossil fuels. However, the competitiveness of renewables has a promising outlook...

... import Elasticity Structural break Endogeneity Subset VECM Cointegration C32 F14 Q21 Q23 Corresponding author. E-mail address: hongqiangyang32@gmail.com (H. Yang). 21 10 2016 22 01 2017 21 03 2017 Table 1 Estimated elasticities of China’s import...

... and income elasticities are smaller in absolute terms than their long-run counterparts. The projection indicates China’s future lumber imports will probably keep growing, but with a slower annual growth rate than observed in the past. C32 F14 Q21 Q23 Lumber import demand China Bounds test...

... rights only Edible fungi Forest economics Non-wood products Q21 Q23 Important changes have taken place in the last few years regarding forestry resources. Some goods and services that were formerly subordinated to timber production (which is the most frequent objective...

... (Solberg et al., 2010), examining the consequences of forest biodiversity protection on the forest sector (Kallio et al., 2006), and analysing alternative EU policies for combatting illegal logging (Moiseyev et al., 2010). O13 Q21 Q23 L73 The EU policy on increasing the use of renewable...

... Economics, SLU Umeå, Sweden. Published by Elsevier GmbH Licensed re-use rights only Forest chips Logging residues Renewable energy Co-firing Biodiesel Energy policy Subsidies Finland Q13 Q21 Q23 Q48 H23 L73 The EU obliges Finland to increase the share of renewable energy...