Table 9
Final demand adjustmentTable 9 Note 1 for logs, 2012

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Table 9
Final demand adjustment for logs, 2012
Table summary
This table displays the results of Final demand adjustment for logs Use of logs, calculated using millions of dollars units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Use of logs
millions of dollars
Input
Sawmills and wood preservation 4,623
Pulp, paper and paperboard mills 716
Other non-forestry industries 1,331
Final demand
Final demand 0
Inventory 113
International exports 633
Note 1

Final demand adjustment = Input into non-forestry industries = 1,331

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Notes: According to the Supply-Use table for logs, there is no “final demand”. All logs are either exported, held in inventories or used in the production process of another industry. To avoid double counting, inputs into other industries are excluded when calculating GDP. However, because the NRSA is only considering the Forest sector, inputs into Non-forest industries should in fact be considered as “final demand” for this industry and not “intermediate inputs”. To do this, the inputs of logs into Non-forest industries are added to GDP. This accounts for the forest portion of non-forest products (In practice, this is added as a “net adjustment” (see Section 5.2.4.3)).
Source: Statistics Canada, "The Natural Resources Satellite Account – Sources and methods", Income and Expenditure Accounts Technical Series (13-604-M).
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