|
|
Serbian
Journal of Management
2017,
vol. 12, iss. 2, pp. 281-289
|
|
|
Prediction
and analysis of Slovakian timber trade on global market conditions
a-Technical
University in Zvolen, Faculty of Forestry, Department of Forest
Harvesting, Zvolen, Slovakia
b-Technical
University in Zvolen, Faculty of Wood Sciences and Technology,
Department of Business Economics, Zvolen, Slovakia
Abstract
In
Slovakian forestry the main source of finance is the wood sale. The
main aim of this paper is to evaluate the assortments supply structure
(quality management), prices development for the coniferous sawlogs and
to set the future prediction of this development in new global market
conditions, which are affected mainly by the global climate changes.
Price changes were analysed for the period of the years from 2000 to
March 2016 for the spruce and fir sawlogs. Data about the volume supply
of raw-wood assortments in Slovakia for years 2005-2014 were collected
from “Green Reports” published by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural
Development of the Slovak Republic. From the influence factors in the
studied period, the biggest impact was assigned to the global economic
crisis. The prediction captures the further decline of prices of
raw-wood assortments. In the second half of the year 2016 the price of
sawlogs decreased by € 4 per 1 m3. Local impacts, the structure of wood
processors and specific trade area in Slovakia affected substantially
the structure of assortments on Market. There is also some space for a
better evaluation of harvested wood.
This Work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.
Keywords
raw-wood
assortments; timber market; wood prices; supplies of wood |
|
|
Anonymous
(2015) Green report, years 2005-2015. Ministry of Agriculture
and Rural development of the Slovak Republic, www.mpsr.sk |
|
[ GS ]
|
Cipra,
T. (1986) Analysis of time series with economy applications. Prague:
SNTL, In Czech |
|
[ GS ]
|
Gejdoš,
M., Suchomel, J., Stasiak-Betlejewska, R. (2011) Analysis of wood
resources and price comparation in Slovakia and selected countries. in:
The 4th International Conference Woodworking Techniques, ČZU Prague,
Proceedings of, 451-460 |
|
[ EČ ][ GS ]
|
Grladinović,
T., Oblak, L., Hitka, M. (2007) Production management information
system in wood processing and furniture manufacture. Drvna
Industrija, 58 (3); 141-146; 2007 |
|
[ CR ]
[ EČ ][ GS ]
|
Grzegorzewska,
E., Stasiak-Betlejewska, R. (2014) The Influence of Global Crisis on
Financial Liquidity and Changes in Corporate Debt of the Furniture
Sector in Poland. Drvna
industrija, 65(4): 315-322 |
|
[ CR ]
[ EČ ][ SC ][ GS ]
|
Hinsch,
C., Wächter, F. (2014) Why we need 100 percent renewable energies: A
plea for the Energiewende. Serbian
Journal of Management, vol. 9, br. 1, str. 121-130 |
|
[ GS ]
|
Němec,
M., Dado, M., Danihelová, Z. (2014) Document A study on occupational
noise exposure of sawmill workers. Akustika,
21 (1); 31-34 |
|
[ GS ]
|
Patráš,
I. (2015) Transparency as one of the objectives from National Program
the Wood Utilization Potential in Slovakia: Rating as one of the tools
for reaching the transparency. in: Current problems in financing of
forestry-wood complex, TU Zvolen, In Slovak |
|
|
Simanov,
V. (2009) Fuel, or assortment for energy use?. Biom.cz [online].
2009-07- 27 [cit. 2011-06-20]. Available at:
http://biom.cz/cz/odborne-clanky/palivo-nebo-sortimenty-uzitkoveho-drivi?sel_ids=1&ids[x63eb9e2d85f315a7d7faeed949f0fd0a]=1.
(In Czech) |
|
[ GS ]
|
Suchomel,
J., Gejdoš, M. (2009) Forest harvesting and transportation
technologies: Part assortments of raw-wood and commodity expertising in
Forestry. TU Zvolen |
|
[ GS ]
|
Suchomel,
J., Gejdoš, M., Ambrušová, L., Šulek, R. (2012) Analysis of price
changes of selected roundwood assortments in some Central Europe
countries. Journal
of Forest Science, 483-491; 11 |
|
[ GS ]
|
Suchomel,
J., Gejdoš, M. (2008) Development analysis of technical conditions and
prices of raw-wood assortments. Zvolen: TU, (Slovak) |
|
[ GS ]
|
Teplická,
K., Čulková, K., Železník, O. (2015) Application of bayess principle
optimum - Optimization model for managerial decision and continual
improvement. Polish
Journal of Management Studies, 12 (2); 170-179 |
|
|
