Sourcing factor's effect on the pattern of China's apparel exports to the United States
Abstract (Summary)
This study examined and compared the significance of several important sourcing
factors and how they influenced the trade pattern between the United States and China
from 1985 through 2000. Under the context that all apparel quota restrictions against
China will be phased-out by 2005, quota effect was specially emphasized by analyzing
the relationship among quota limitations, utilization rates, and U.S. import demand.
Telephone interviews were also conducted in an effort to get retailers’ opinions regarding
these sourcing factors based on their sourcing strategy. The research found that most of
the examined variables significantly influenced the trade pattern of the selected apparel
groups and, that quota removal will boost the U.S. apparel import from China.
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School:The University of Georgia
School Location:USA - Georgia
Source Type:Master's Thesis
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