According to the survey by Cnfma <\/b>– China national forestry machinery association – as compared to the same period of 2008, orders <\/b>for the fourth quarter 2009 increased according to 80.13 percent of the interviewees, decreased for 11.54 percent, and remained stable according to 8.33 percent. Domestic orders increased according to 85.9 percent, fell according to 7.05 percent and was stationary for 7.05 percent. Orders from foreign markets was considered as stationary by 13.46 percent of the sample, falling by 51.28 percent and increasing by 35.26 percent.
\nAccording to the survey, sales <\/b>amount remain stable for 45.51 percent of the interviewees, increased for 4.49, and decreased for 50 percent. 31.41 percent of the sample indicates stationary production <\/b>in the fourth quarter, 50 percent growing and 18.59 percent decreasing.
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