Презентация, доклад на тему Экономика Канады

seventh-largest trading nation among the industrialised market economies and an active partner in international investment.

Canada is a trading nation. About 26 per cent of the country's total output of goods and services (GDP) is exported — mostly to the United States, which is by far the country's biggest market, and supplying 66 per cent of its imports. In fact, Canada and the United States are each others most important trading partners.

materials and primary products such as wheat, oil, lumber and minerals, in recent years the structure of the Canadian economy has changed. Over the past quarter-century, resource exports have become a less important part of Canada's trade mix, representing just over one-fifth of Canadian exports now. Fewer than 13 per cent of Canadian workers are now employed in primary industries. A similar trend has been occurring in manufacturing.

world in terms of technological equipment, management and strict environmental standards of logging operations. An important feature of forestry in Canada is that virtually all of the forest Fund is state-owned: 94% of all forests are provincial or Federal-owned, which distinguishes Canada from the United States, which also has vast forest resources (in the United States, on the contrary, more than 60% of forests are privately owned).

total forest area of the planet), they occupy 45% of its territory. Therefore, logging is carried out in almost all provinces and territories of Canada, but 40% of canadian business timber is supplied by one province - British Columbia. Industrial or commercial forests cover 235 million hectares out of 418 million hectares of the total forest area; each year logging is carried out on the territory of about 1 million hectares. it is Important to note that forestry for logging purposes is carried out only on the territory of 119 million hectares. ha, or 28, 5% of the wooded area. There are many so - called open forests in Canada on swamps, rocky and other barren lands, as well as woodlands-they occupy about 37% of the total forested area, all other productive forests are either in remote places or in protected national and provincial parks.

legislation is the involvement of all interested organizations and the General public in the solution of forest management issues. It is through interaction between the various levels of the government of Canada, as well as their regular contacts with business and public circles that the model forest Program has been implemented in Canada since 1992 (now it is 11 million forests and a total area of 6 million forests). GA), the allocation of which ensures the creation of a kind of forest laboratories in which all stakeholders can develop the most advanced and environmentally acceptable methods of forest management.