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The End of the Multifiber Arrangement: Impact on Developed and Developing Countries Conference

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The End of the Multifiber Arrangement: Impact on Developed and Developing Countries Conference

January 31-February 1, 2008

Waugh Auditorium
Economic Research Service, USDA
1800 M Street NW
(near Dupont Circle)
Washington, DC (Directions)

The Multifiber Arrangement (MFA) governed world trade in textiles for decades. The MFA's effective conclusion in 2005 was the catalyst for a reshaping of world textile and fiber markets that will continue for years to come. This conference will review the impact of textile trade liberalization along the textile supply chain and discuss how these changes have affected textile exporters, textile importers, and the U.S. textile industry and communities. The implications for policy as well as for world cotton markets will be explored, including those in China, India, and the United States.

The Farm Foundation has posted the conference presentations on their website.


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Updated date: February 8, 2008