Why Have United States Loggers Protested British Columbia Timber Operations

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Multiple Choice

Why have United States loggers protested British Columbia timber operations?

• A) The quality of British Columbian lumber is far superior to that of U.S. lumber.
• B) The British Columbia provincial government has granted these operations special privileges which gives them a competitive advantage.
• C) British Columbian loggers are willing to work for far lower wages.
• D) British Columbia's coastal location makes it far more inexpensive for logging operations there to ship their lumber abroad.
• E) All of the answer choices are correct.

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