Recent years in BC Forestry have been a consolidation of fewer, higher efficiency mills, and a very competitive process for securing fiber. It begs the question, is the US lumber coalition partly correct? Do we charge too little for our wood? If demand is so high, doesn't basic economics dictate we can either ramp up supply OR increase the price? Ramping up supply would not be my first choice, I would rather sell less for a higher margin, getting fiber to market is very expensive, contractors are continually being squeezed on rates.