I think the trade policy frameworks are a critical aspect of this. We still face tariff barriers in many countries, particularly on the solid wood side, while they've mostly been eliminated for pulp and paper. Emerging economies like India, where there's tremendous potential for paper exports, still have high tariff barriers. Some of the other more difficult issues to get at are the Chinese industry, where the industry is expanding partly due to the availability of low-cost capital in an industry where it otherwise would have very, very limited natural advantages.
On June 15th, 2006. See this statement in context.