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Trade and trade policy: clothing imports, retail demand and trends in five key emerging markets, 4th quarter 2010 |

25 pages,
published in Issue 12, 4th Quarter 2010
Report price:
Euro 395.00;
US$ 520.00
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This report provides vital data and analysis of trends in world, regional and national clothing imports and retail demand. World clothing imports fell by a sharp 13.5%, according to the latest data, which was only the third drop in 20 years. Imports were down in all but one of the 15 largest clothing markets while imports into nine of these 15 markets declined at double digit rates. The report also focuses in greater detail on clothing imports, retail demand and trends in five key emerging markets, namely Australia, Brazil, Poland, Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
- Trade and trade policy: clothing imports, retail demand and trends in five key emerging markets
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- Summary
- Introduction
- Regional trends in clothing imports and retail demand
- Australia: trends in clothing imports and retail demand
- Brazil: trends in clothing imports and retail demand
- Poland: trends in clothing imports and retail demand
- Saudi Arabia: trends in clothing imports and retail demand
- Turkey: trends in clothing imports and retail demand
- Statistical appendix
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