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Lumber
Yes.
Yes, lumber from forests is a natural resource.
Yes, both are a resource.
coal and maybe lumber
no
To make it complex, resource market are the market that sell RAW materials, which can be divided into three type - Natural resource market, which sell all goods and service obtained from our environment, such as lumber, oil, and etc. - Human resource market, which mean the labor demand and supply (The needs of employees) - Financial resource market, which means the provision of finance service, such as banks While industrial market, sell goods and services that has been manufactured from industrial market As example, Resource market sell Lumber, and Intermediate market buy the goods that has been processed from Industrial market. Intermediate market consist of retailers and wholesalers. To make it easier to understand Resource market - Sell item from nature, or in form of labor. E.g Crops, oils, milk Intermediate market - Sell goods that "Resource market" sold to "industrial market" and has been processed by "Industrial market" e.G Resource market - "Chop trees" - gain lumber, and sell Industrial market - Buy lumber, manufacture "processed wood" from lumber Intermediate market - buy the processed wood and sell it to consumer
Paper is created from a resource (Wood)
lumber, also nickel
Lumber
lumber
Because it is abundaant, available and renewable.