How have subsidies contributed to non-sustainable forestry in US and Canada?

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Q: What are the economic benefits of Hawaii's water pollution policy?

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A: The supply of forest goods will increase in the case of publicly owned forests.

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A: The market failure occurs where the market forces do not deliver an efficient result.

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A: Positive externalities are subsidized by the government to increase level of output.

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