how the newspaper help in ICT?
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In the past, ICTs increased consumption of communication paper products and brought about a significant growth in the productivity of the communication paper industry. Will these trends continue in the future, or are new trends emerging? These topics are the focus of the current chapter, the main emphasis of which is the impacts of ICT on the demand for and prices of communication papers. We also look at the changes such as globalization and new investment that ICT is likely to bring to the operating environment of this sector. Two different approaches are taken. First, a data analysis is carried out to evaluate recent consumption patterns for communication papers in a number of countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). This analysis forms the basis of an assessment of possible structural changes in the demand for communication paper brought about by ICT. To supplement the quantitative data analysis, we also carry out a qualitative analysis by identifying the major driving forces likely to shape the future relationship between ICT and communication papers. Next, we make assumptions, based mainly on recent literature, as to how these forces will develop in the future and what their implications will be for that relationship. The objective of the chapter is to increase awareness of the many ways in which information technology is already affecting the global communication paper markets today and will increasingly affect them tomorrow. The framework presented aims to help clarify the diverse and complex issues involved. The chapter concludes with an analysis of some of the implications of ICT for future forest research and policy. The chapter is organized as follows. First, recent statistics on consumption and prices of communication paper are presented, and there is an analysis of whether any of the structural changes in consumption patterns in some OECD countries could be due to ICT. Differences between OECD and non-OECD countries in this respect are also considered. In the second section, the driving forces likely to shape the future development of ICT and the communication paper sector are analyzed. The third section discusses how these forces might affect the future development of ICT and communication papers. Finally, the implications of likely future developments in the forest sector are considered. In the Appendix, there is an analysis of how ICT may change the models used by forest economists to make long-term projections for the communication paper market.
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in news paper there will be the ICT Q/A if we can read we can easily write the exams