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Tools and Techniques of Forest Finance

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Other (Miscellaneous)

The financial analysis process combines costs, prices, and yields with economic assumptions to develop cash flow expectations. Economic criteria computed from these cash flows are used to compare forestry investments with other options. Omissions, errors in inputs, incorrect methods or assumptions, and misuse of financial results can lead to inappropriate management decisions. Effective use of financial analyses to support forest management decisions requires an understanding of the concepts and methods used. This manuscript reviews the elements of financial analysis for forest management investments. [from Abstract]

See also: Quick-Silver

Authors
J.M. Vasievich
Publisher
USDA Forest Service
Publisher Location
East Lansing, MI (US)
Pages
13
Sub-Topics
Economics/Cost-Benefit Analysis, Forest Management
State(s)/Region(s)
National
Keywords
PNW, Present net worth, Quick-Silver, ROR, Rate of return, Soil rent, Taxes

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