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EU and US safeguards against Chinese textile exports: What consequences for West African cotton-producing countries?
In 2005, following the phase-out of the Agreement on Textile and Clothing, the EU and the US have implemented new restrictions on textile and clothing imports from China. Available data suggests that the shortfall thus imposed on China, in terms of textile exports to the EU and to the US, is signifi
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