The provincial government owns 94% of British Columbias land mass (Government of British Columbia, Crown Land: Indicators and Statistics Report (2010), page 3). Additionally, almost all minerals located below the grounds surface belong to the government, and the Agricultural Land Reserve restricts the use of land that is of significant potential to grow food. These are two central reasons why the provincial government plays such a central role in companies ability to operate in forestry, mining, oil & gas, and agriculture. Within this context, a forest companys ability to access wood supply would be best described as fitting into the following category: a. Capital b. Customers c. Employees d. Entrepreneurship e. Knowledge f. Labour g. Land h. Shareholders i. None of the above