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The sustainability of the Asian wooden furniture industry [PDF]
This paper attempts to analyze the sustainability of the Asian wooden furniture industry. Despite booming exports, the furniture industry is besieged with stagnating productivity. The growth attributed to rising exports of low-value, contract furniture is not sustainable in the long-term as other cheaper manufacturers emerge.
Jegatheswaran Ratnasingam +2 more
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Consumer segments for wooden household furniture
European Journal of Wood and Wood Products, 2001Since 1950 market segmentation has become a dominant concept both in marketing theory and in real word applications. Not many studies have focused on furniture market segmentation. In this study wooden household furniture are divided into three categories according to construction: 1) solid wood construction, 2) plate structure and 3) upholstery ...
T. J. Pakarinen, A. T. Asikainen
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Rational Consideration on Package Design of Wooden Furniture [PDF]
With the increasing demand of woodiness furniture, wooden furniture packaging transportation becomes an important factor of keeping woodiness furniture quality stand. Generally, wooden furniture packaging including sealing, blowing, bagged, packing, pad, and labeling and so on.
Hong Ying Zhang
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Internationalisation of the Malaysian Wooden Furniture Industry [PDF]
Malaysia has a strong market share in wooden furniture and the witnessed fast growth made it a leading furniture exporter. Currently, Malaysia is the 8th largest furniture export country. As an export dominated industry, the wooden furniture industry occupies a significant position in the Malaysian economic development.
Zhao, LiXu
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Trade competitiveness of malaysian wooden furniture in the global market [PDF]
The Malaysian furniture industry, which registered a significant growth in trade in 2008, remains a major contributor to the country's export earnings. The industry grew about three percent in 2008 to reach RM1 0.17 billion. Being a strongly established reputable furniture exporter in the world, Malaysia should assess the opportunities and challenges ...
Noor Aini, Zakaria, Roda, Jean-Marc
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Product Quality Measurement, Dynamic Changes, and the Belt and Road Initiative Distribution Characteristics: Evidence from Chinese Wooden Furniture Exports [PDF]
As the most important forest product in the export of China, wooden furniture is facing increasingly fierce international competition and has a strong need for quality improvement.
Lu Wan
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Influence of Furniture on the Modal Properties of Wooden Floors
2019Structure-borne vibration and low-frequency re-radiated noise from internal and external sources cause annoyance for inhabitants in dwellings. A key parameter in the prediction of vibration and noise levels is the modal parameters of the floors in a building, since vibration and sound levels increase when natural frequencies of the floor coincide with ...
Andersen, Lars Vabbersgaard; id_orcid 0000-0003-0543-2892 +3 more
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Abduction Machine-1 as wooden furniture
Knowledge-Based Systems, 1997The Abduction Machine Project is in progress at RACE (Research into Artifacts, Centre for Engineering) of the University of Tokyo. In this project, we are focusing on the creative process of human reasoning, referred to as abduction (hypothesis generation).
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