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In the face of a growing demand for wood fibre from British Columbia forests, intensive public-sector forestry investments may be required. That these investments must compete with others, which may not have as their major objective economic optimization, makes analysis and comparison on a common basis difficult. The choice of discount rate to be used in analysis is critical. One solution is a dual rate approach, with a "social discount rate" being used for long range investments affecting future generations, and a more normal rate being used for harvest scheduling.

Evaluating Public Forestry Investments in British Columbia: The Choice of Discount Rates