Benchmarks pulp and paper output, employment, investment, productivity, corporate profits, and price with other manufacturing industries. The update includes new sections on energy consumption and intensity, renewable energy, transportation, and trade indicators for paper and other non-durable sectors.
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$40.00
This report benchmarks seven selected industries using the data on pollution reduction, measured by the total chemical release indicators, and pollution prevention (P2), measured by the number of new P2 activities adopted within the industries. The toxics release inventory (TRI) and P2 data capture two different regulatory frameworks – pollution reduction as a result of the stringent federal regulations, and pollution prevention as a result of voluntary self-regulation.
$20.00
Output, employment, investment, productivity, price, energy and transportation benchmarks in the pulp and paper industry. The 2014 update includes new sections on energy consumption and intensity, renewable energy, transportation, and trade indicators for paper and other non-durable sectors.
Based upon the CPBIS at Ga Tech MillsOnLine database, this report summarizes 2011 U.S. pulp and paper capacity. The report provides information on total operating capacity at 345 mills in the U.S. Further, the report looks in more detail at geographic distributions of capacity, by Census regions and states. Among the findings, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and South Carolina have the largest operating capacities and the amount of capacity withdrawn exceeds existing capacity.
$50.00
This analysis provides insights into the relationship between gross domestic product (GDP) and output in the US pulp and paper industry and identifies implications for mill managers and producers as they adjust their output to current and expected changes in GDP.
$10.00
Based upon a unique National Establishment Time Series database, this study provides a context for dynamic changes that have occurred in Georgia's pulp and paper industry. Consistent with national trends, employment losses in Georgia's pulp and paper industry reflect a much smaller number of employees per establishment, yet with an increasing number of establishments.
Benchmarks pulp and paper output, employment, investment, productivity and price with other manufacturing industries.
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This paper examines bankruptcies in North American pulp and paper companies that occurred between 1980 and 2006.
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Estimation of carbon footprints for fiber and energy inputs in pulp and paper manufacturing
This paper examines the market reactions along the supply chain of North American pulp and paper companies due to bankruptcy announcements that occurred between 1990 and 2009. We document that the mills and paper manufacturing sectors are linked vertically through intersectoral trade, and that the logging and printing sectors are main suppliers and customers of the pulp and paper industry.
$25.00