The end of the multi-fibre arrangement and its implication for trade and employment

Alfons Hernández Ferrer · Daan Zult

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Describes the evolution of trade and employment in textile and clothing exporting countries around the world, with particular reference to the consequences of the phasing-out of the Multi-Fibre Agreement (MFA) by 2005. Presents a gravity model approach to forecast trade shifts during the period 1995-2004

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