2010•Journal of Henan Forestry Science and TechnologyRequires access

Reform Path to State-Owned Forest Areas

Min Liu

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Abstract

There are several stages about development of state-owned forest areas.The study points to some issues including crisis on forest resources,imbalance on forest industry,ineffective management by case analysis.So reform should be emphasized on solving the burden in history,perfecting classification management,establishing modern enterprise system.

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There are several stages about development of state-owned forest areas.The study points to some issues including crisis on forest resources,imbalance on forest industry,ineffective management by case analysis.So reform should be emphasized on solving the burden in history,perfecting classification management,establishing modern enterprise system.

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There are several stages about development of state-owned forest areas.The study points to some issues including crisis on forest resources,imbalance on forest industry,ineffective management by case analysis.So reform should be emphasized on solving the burden in history,perfecting classification management,establishing modern enterprise system.

Key concepts: State owned, Business, Forest management, State (computer science), Environmental resource management, Forest industry, Path (computing), Forestry

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