David R. Darr's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Debates on softwood log export policy have focused on several factors, including that of export restrictions on the U.S. balance of payments. A shift in international monetary policy from fixed to floating exchange rates in 1973 relegated to secondary importance the balance-of-payments issue and shifted interest to other factors in trade policy for...
Citations
... Supplies and prices of domestic timber are only two of the concerns that have been raised in public discussions of policy on softwood-10g export. Other concerns are discussed in Hamilton (1971) and Darr (1975Darr ( , 1977 Cycles in housing starts and other end uses for lumber and plywood are reflected in cycles in lumber and plywood prices. Changes in end-product prices resulting from changes in demand are transmitted back to the timberresource base to interact with timber supplies to determine timber prices. ...
