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Cotton Quality in India-Problems and Economics and Implications for Trade

India's recent emergence as a large importer of quality cotton, plus the potential demand for quality cotton after the phasing out of textile trade restrictions under the Multi-Fiber Arrangements in 2005 raises questions about the future Indian cotton trade. The study aims at understanding quality problems and reasons thereof to evaluate the medium term prospects for meeting the demand for cotton quality with domestic vis-a-vis foreign cotton.

Project Team
Gopal Naik and Maurice R Landes
Sponsor
US Department of Agriculture, Economics Research Service
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Ongoing Projects
Project Status
Ongoing (initiated in 2004)
Funded Projects Functional Area
Public Policy

Cotton Quality in India-Problems and Economics and Implications for Trade

Project Team: Gopal Naik and Maurice R Landes
Sponsor: US Department of Agriculture, Economics Research Service
Project Status: Ongoing (initiated in 2004)
Area: Public Policy
Abstract:

India's recent emergence as a large importer of quality cotton, plus the potential demand for quality cotton after the phasing out of textile trade restrictions under the Multi-Fiber Arrangements in 2005 raises questions about the future Indian cotton trade. The study aims at understanding quality problems and reasons thereof to evaluate the medium term prospects for meeting the demand for cotton quality with domestic vis-a-vis foreign cotton.