Business, 28.12.2019 06:31, amoakoh800003

Aproblem facing the timber industry is the absence of any effective way to prove that rain forest timber has been legally harvested. in places like indonesia, as much as 80% of timber available for sale is illegally cut. companies like home depot do not want to sell timber from illegally logged forests, even though demand is great for timber from rain forests. which of the following required for an exchange is missing when a company tries to sell illegally acquired logs to home depot?

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