2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.forpol.2012.11.004
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Economic crises: Impacts on the forest-based sector and wood-based energy use in Austria

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“…Outlook studies have been employed in the forest sector for over 60 years [43]. These approaches can roughly be divided into model-based (e.g., forecasts and scenarios, or policy impact studies, i.e., [44,45]) or qualitative approaches (e.g., roadmaps, scenarios, visions, etc., e.g., [46,47]) [43]. This analysis falls into the latter category.…”
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“…Outlook studies have been employed in the forest sector for over 60 years [43]. These approaches can roughly be divided into model-based (e.g., forecasts and scenarios, or policy impact studies, i.e., [44,45]) or qualitative approaches (e.g., roadmaps, scenarios, visions, etc., e.g., [46,47]) [43]. This analysis falls into the latter category.…”
Section: Foresight Exercisesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As with other foresight studies, this analysis presents several challenges [45,46,50,51]. First, although we strived for transparency in the selection process, the selected group of experts is not exhaustive, nor is it representative of the plethora of experts that could have had an informed opinion on the matter.…”
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“…System dynamics [28] has been used to model the interactions between stocks and flows, as this quantitative modeling method enables the building of a simple representation of complex systems. It has been used in several studies on forestry [29][30][31][32][33] and supply chain management [34]. To identify the stocks, the regional forest-wood chain is considered to be the succession of several forest operations: wood purchase, harvesting operations in the forest stands, the transportation of logs and bolts outside forest areas (either to industry sites or to storage terminals), and their primary transformation by local industries for various uses (e.g., sawn timber, paper, panels, fuel wood).…”
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