Business Environment

Project Report
On

Aftermath of End of Textile Quota Regime

DECEMBER 4, 2006


• Table of contents
1. Introduction 1
2. Historical Prespective 2
3 Systemic Implications Of The Atc Expiry 3
4 The Agreement To Phase Out Mfa Quotas 5
5 Slow Pace Of Implementation 7
6 Objectives Of Quantitative Restrictions 8
7 Concern World Over Before The End Of MFA 9
8 Changes In Textile Industry Just After Quota Abolition 12
9 India's Position Vis A Vis Other Countries Before Mfa Abolition 12
10 India's Performance Post Quota Abolition 17
11 Reasons For The Growth In Indian Export 19
12 The Way Ahead 20


1. Introduction

During the last two decades, textiles and clothing were the second most dynamic products in world trade after electronic and electrical goods. Developing countries contributed significantly to this growth, and this sector continues to play a vital role in their economies on account of inherent and evolving comparative advantage.......

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