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Contribution of forest to GDP, and ratio of forest exports out of total exports, for selected countries

Forestry provides more than 8% of the GDP in some of the poorest countries. In most of the developing country production is consumed domestically, but for some countries forestry contributes significantly to total exports like in Liberia and the Central African Republic.

Year: 2011

From collection: Pro-poor Growth and Natural Resources – The Economics and Politics

Cartographer: This

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