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Textiles and clothing in Asian graduating LDCs: Challenges and options
World Trade Organization; 2022 - 40 p.
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The Global Textile and Clothing Industry Try Post the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing / Nordas, Hildegunn Kyvik
The paper reproduces simulation estimates of the effects on trade flows of quota removal, using standard general equilibrium modelling techniques. It then argues that the estimates thus derived tend to ignore certain industry characteristics and policy factors. The paper does not purport to reflect a comprehensive list of such factors [...]
WTO; 2004 - 37p; Ref.
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The "graduation" issue in trade policy toward LDCs / Frank, Isaiah
This paper, completed in February 1979, starts from the premise that developed and developing countries have a common interest in maintaining a reasonably open international trading system based on agreed rules and constraints on national behaviour. Under the present system developing countries are accorded certain forms of preferential treatment, [...]
World Bank; 1979 - 24p.
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Growth, globalization, and gains from the Uruguay round / Hertel, Thomas W.
Emphasizing the importance of evaluating the Uruguay Round in the context of a changing world economy, the authors base their projections on a model that incorporates certain economic shifts: 1) that the center of economic gravity will shift toward the South and toward Asia (a shift that is already under way and shows no signs of abating), and 2) t [...]
World Bank; 1995 - 34p.
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South Africa and the global commodity chain for clothing: Export performance and constraints / GIBBON, Peter
CDR; 2002 - 71p., Ref.
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A formal estimation of the effect of the MFA on clothing exports from LDCs / Goto, Junichi
This paper establishes a simple general equilibrium trade model to estimate the effects of the Multifibre Arrangement (MFA) on world trade in clothing, especially on exports from developing countries. The MFA greatly affects developing countries because the MFA restrictions are imposed discriminatively on the exports from developing countries. In 1 [...]
World Bank; 1990 - 32p.
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Effects of non-tariff barriers to trade on prices, employment, and imports: The case of the Swedish textile and clothing industry / Hamilton, Carl
The project seeks to establish the shares of industrial country markets held by the developing countries, changes in such shares in the 1970s, and why they vary among industry groups and countries. The aim is to assist developing and industrial countries to improve their policies through a better understanding of trade patterns and protectionist pr [...]
World Bank; 1980 - 61p.
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The Uruguay round and South Asia: in overview of the impart and opportunities / Majd, Nader
The author examines the impact of the Uruguay Round on four South Asian countries with similar trade structures: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. These countries are major exporters of textiles and clothing and some agriculture. Their manufacturing sectors - especially textiles and clothing - would seem to be the main beneficiaries of th [...]
World Bank; 1995 - 44p., Tables
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NAFTA's implications for East Asian exports / Braga, Carlos A. Primo
Several studies have quantified the influence of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the earlier Canada - United States Free Trade Agreement on member countries. Less attention has been paid to their effects on nonmembers. The authors try to quantify NAFTA's third-party effects on East Asia using a partial equilibrium trade model an [...]
World Bank; 1994 - 52p.
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The Power of the Weave: The Hidden Meanings of Cloth / Yūko, Tanaka
International House of Japan; 2013 - 222 pages
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The restrictiveness of the multi-fibre arrangement on Eastern European trade / Erzan, Refik
Historically, Eastern Europe has not been favorably treated in terms of quota growth in the European Community and U.S. markets - often quite the contrary. But the EC and U.S [...]
World Bank; 1992 - 33p.
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Africa can Compete ! Export Opportunities and challenges for Garments and home products in the European Market / Biggs, Tyler
This study is an extension of the Africa Can Compete! Opportunities and Challenges in Garments and Home Products in the US Market (WDP242). It utilizes the same case study approach to examine opportunities and challenges for African Products in European markets. The study explores important trends in consumption patterns in European Union (EU) mark [...]
World Bank; 1996 - 118p.
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The North American free trade agreement: its effect on South Asia / Safadi, Raed
Over the past three decades, free trade agreements were mostly a European phenomenon European Free Trade Agreement [EFTA], European Economic Community [EEC], and their regional arrangements). Recently, this phenomenon has reached the Americas and is growing. The authors show that free trade agreements now cover about half of world trade in manufact [...]
World Bank; 1993 - 34p.
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The issue of small versus large in the Indian textile industry: An analytical and historical survey / Mazumdar, Dipak
This paper attempts a comprehensive review of the development of the handloom, powerloom, and factory sectors of the Indian textile industry. Estimates of production in the three sectors are made. The evolution of economic policy toward increasing protection of the small scale sector is outlined, and the relevance of policies toward manmade fibers [...]
World Bank; 1984 - 94p.
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Export or profiles of small land-locked countries: a case study focusing on their implications for Lesotho / Ng, Francis
World Bank demographic and country characteristic statistics identify 16 small landlocked countries that are similar to Lesotho. The authors attempt to determine what useful policy information can be derived from the recent trade performance of these "comparators." Among questions they pose are whether the trade profiles of the comparators suggest [...]
World Bank; 2003 - 52p; Ref.
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Beyond the multifibre arrangement : Third World Competition and restructuring Europe's textile industry / NAVARETTI, Giorgion Barba/FAINI, Ricardo
OECD; 1995 - 250p., Ref.
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World Trade and Output of Manufactures: Structural Trends and Developing Countries' Exports / Keesing, Donald B.
Developing countries' manufactured exports increased from 1960 through 1976 at rates around 15 percent per year. This paper is concerned with the changing structural features of these exports and how they relate to world manufacturing output and markets, which have expanded much more slowly. Numerous relationships are explored, with speculative int [...]
World Bank; 1978 - 62p., Tab.
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Export quotas and policy constraints in the Indian textile and garment industries / Kathuria, Sanjay
The Agreement on Textiles and Clothing will abolish all quota restrictions in trade in textiles and clothing by the year 2005. Dismantling the quota regime represents both an opportunity (for developing countries to expand exports) and a threat (because quotas will no longer guarantee markets and even the domestic market will be open to competition [...]
World Bank; 1998 - 38p., Ref.
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International trade /
GATT; 1994 - 132p.
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A primer on the MFA maze / Faini, Riccardo
It is generally agreed that the arrangements that have regulated trade in textiles and clothing have slowed the natural shift in comparative advantage from industrial countries to developing countries. But there is quite a bit of disagreement about how restrictive the Multi-Fibre Agreements (MFA) are. The authors address the potential sources of al [...]
World Bank; 1991 - 35p., Fig.
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