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Abstract: The report aims to describe the significance of forestry and the forest industry for the Swedish economy and to analyze the socio-economic consequences of different scenarios for managing Swedish forests over the next 100 years. Different scenarios lead to varying developments in growth, timber stocks, and possible harvesting levels, which in turn have direct and indirect effects of a private economic (market) nature, as well as effects on the land use sector's impact on net greenhouse gas emissions. The latter has been particularly in focus in recent years. The report's purpose thus has some bearing on possible socio-economic consequences of a changed national forest policy, but is also linked to the new LULUCF regulation.

Keywords: Forest; EU regulation; LULUCF; Climate policy

JEL-codes: A00

Language: Swedish

52 pages, June 13, 2025

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