Textile Industries in China & India
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The textile industries in India and the People's Republic of China were examined. Apparel and textiles are often considered as separate industries, as the latter produces the fibers and fabrics and the former produces finished garments from those fibers and fabrics. In an economic context, however, the problems faced by the two industries have been strikingly similar, and the two industries are often considered as if they were a single industry. The unified approach to apparel and textiles was followed in this research, and the term textiles industry refers to both the production of fibers and fabrics and to the manufacture of finished garments.Among the geographic factors affecting export planning are legal barriers to entry of international markets. For both China and India, the Multi Fiber Agreement which is in effect unilaterally imposed by the major importing countries, and textile import restrictions imposed by the European Community constitute significant barriers to market entry. Quotas for the import of apparel and textiles into the United States are based primarily on the provisions of the Multi Fiber Agreement. The Multi Fiber Agreement provides for the negotiation of apparel and textile quotas, and these negotiations are conducted under the auspices of GATT (the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade). Virtually all major textile importing countries and exporting countries are signatories to the Multi Fiber Agreement. The Multi
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ina, and one hospital bed per approximately 438 persons.
Communal living and production was a part of Chinese life long before the arrival of socialist government. The common ownership of land by a village commune is a principal characteristic of the Asiatic mode of production which has been prevalent in China for centuries. With the advent of the People's Republic, communal ownership was formalized into government policy.
Extended families in China tend to live within the same household, particularly in the rural areas, but to a great extent also in urban areas. The one child per couple population policy has been relatively successful in the country's urban areas, but far less successful in the rural areas. The lack of success in the rural areas led to the policy revision discussed above, which permits rural couples to have a second child after four years, when the first child is a girl. Thus, while it may be assumed that the typical urban couple in the 25 40 year old age group has one child, it is difficult to make an assumption about rural couples. Certainly, the average is more than one child, although how much more is not known. With the migration from rural to urban areas, however, the population control policy ma
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Approximate Word count = 5294
Approximate Pages = 21 (250 words per page)
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