However, it would stagnate under the “low fuelwood” assumption. The latter scenario suggests that unless more wood is used for energy (i.e. through the emergence of a wood-based bioenergy sector) than at present, the production of industrial roundwood in both countries would stagnate or even decline after a brief recovery, and prices would fall. Canada’s Revealed Comparative Advantage (a measure of competitiveness) for roundwood and forest products is expected to remain the highest in the world.