The EC clothing industry employs a million people and
ranks among the leading ten industries in the European Community. Its
output, at about US$60 bn a year, is almost double that of the USA and
Japan. But while it remains a major industry it has had to face a number of
difficulties. The report looks at the factors affecting the clothing
industry in the EC and examines its future prospects.
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1: Industry
structure and characteristics
- Importance of the
Clothing Industry in EC and Member State Economies
Industry Structure
Factors of Production and Technological Change
Performance of the EC Clothing Industry
- Chapter 2: The EC
clothing market
- Market Size: EC and
Member States
Determinants of Demand
- Chapter 3: The
international environment
- Export Specialisation
by Member State
Intra-EC Trade
Extra-EC Trade
EC and International Competitiveness
EC Trade Policy
- Chapter 4: Current
developments and industrial restructuring
- Introduction The
Heritage of a Restructured Industry
Strategies of EC Clothing Firms in the 1980s
Future Developments
- Chapter 5: Completion
of the single European market
- Introduction
Internal Impact
External Impact
Effect on Industry Structures
EC Brite Programme
- Chapter 6:
Restructuring in France, Italy, West Germany and the UK
- France
Italy
West Germany
The UK
- Chapter 7:
Restructuring in Spain, Portugal and Greece
- Introduction
Spain
Portugal
Greece
- Chapter 8:
Restructuring in Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark and
Republic of Ireland
- Belgium
The Netherlands
Denmark
Republic of Ireland
- Chapter 9: Conclusions
and future prospects
- Forces for Change
The Challenge of Automation
- BIBLIOGRAPHY AND
SOURCES OF INFORMATION
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