In April 2015, the US Congress made progress on the Trade Priorities and Accountability Act, which aims to advance such trade agreements. This led the EU to tighten supply in the €40 billion ($50 billion) emissions market. The use of wood and the management of the forest resource from which it is derived have influence across policies, markets and economies. The growth of the gieen economy depends on the development of policiesand market-based instruments that support further innovation and diversification of forest product markets while also addressing environmental concerns and social needs. Policy developments include Europe 2020 (a strategy for growth and jobs), the Resource Efficiency Roadmap, the Rural Development Policy, the Industrial Policy, the Climate and Energy Package (with its 2020 targets), the Plant Health and Reproductive Materials Strategy, and the Biodiversity and Bioeconomy strategies (European Commission, 2013).