Employing almost 15 million people, India's textile and
apparel industry is one of the largest in the world. All three major textile
sectors - mill, powerloom and handloom - are interdependent, and all make
products which are exported to the rest of the world. The report examines
all three sectors. It provides data on prices by product category as well as
analysing textile and clothing imports into India's major markets. Case
studies of importers and manufacturers are presented, and lists of major
apparel buyers and selling agents are given, together with their contact
details.
- PART 1: INTRODUCTION AND
SUMMARY
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Summary
- PART 2: THE US MARKET
- Chapter 2: The US apparel
industry
- Profile
Investment
Employment
Wage levels and productivity
Meeting market requirements
- Chapter 3: Apparel market
trends
- Supply to US market
Import penetration
The mid-1980s import surge
Import sources
The Tigers muzzled
- Chapter 4: Textile trade policy
- Policy considerations
The policy outcome
- Chapter 5: The international
framework
- Influence of the USA
The Multi-Fibre Arrangement
- Chapter 6: Regulatory
instruments
- Fiscal protection
Quantitative controls
- Chapter 7: Policy
implementation
- Bilateral trade agreements
Administration
- Chapter 8: The effectiveness of
US policy
- Objectives and achievement
Areas of weakness
- Chapter 9: Promoting developing
country exports
- TSUSA 807
807 and the US industry
807 and developing country exports
Growth of 807 trade
- Chapter 10: The Caribbean
source
- The Caribbean as a special case
The CBI Textile Program
- Chapter 11: Alternatives to
apparel trade policy
- The US industry lobby
Protectionist measures in Congress
The lobby and the Caribbean
- PART 3: THE CARIBBEAN SUPPLIERS
- Chapter 12: Introduction
- Overview of Caribbean exports
to the USA
Structural adjustment
- Chapter 13: The Dominican
Republic
- Industry structure
Institutional arrangements
International competitiveness
Overseas investment
Export performance
- Chapter 14: Haiti
- Industry profile
Institutional arrangements
International competitiveness
Overseas investment
Export performance
- Chapter 15: Costa Rica
- Industry structure
Institutional arrangements
International competitiveness
Overseas investment in apparel
Export performance
- Chapter 16: Jamaica
- Industry structure
Institutional arrangements
International competitiveness
Foreign investment
Export performance
- Chapter 17: Comparative
assessment
- The Caribbean compared with
other locations
The Caribbean producers
- Chapter 18: Future prospects
- The US market
Other markets
Other Caribbean producers
- APPENDICES
- Appendix A:
- Subsidies and incentives in
major apparel exporting countries
- Appendix B:
- US imports of restricted
categories from China, 1986-88
- Appendix C:
- Other CBI textile trade
agreements
- Appendix D:
- South Korean offshore apparel
plant in the Caribbean, 1987
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