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The global textile industry is expected to grow to about 700bn dollars by 2012 from 480bn dollars in 2008 (Intexfair, 2008).... The industry is expected to lose 30 percent of the market share in the EU as cheaper apparel flood the markets.... This thesis "Turkey's textile Sector Analysis" discusses the importance of the textile, clothing, fiber, and yarn sector in Turkey.... With the aim to recommend what other markets or countries with a declining position in the textile market could learn from the way Turkey managed to turn around their textile sector and which strategies they could take over to overcome their declining position, this study was conducted, three objectives were laid down in the first chapter and all three have been achieved....
27 Pages
(6750 words)
Thesis
textile industry in india & Vietnam Name: Institution: textile industry in india & VIETNAM Introduction All industries or organizations in the world are influenced by factors such as environmental, legal, technical, social, economic, and/or political factors.... For purposes of this particular analysis, the author will consider the nations of india and vietnam with respect to the textile industries that are represented in both nations and seek to come to a broad and overarching understanding of the means by which these systems could engage to maximize competitiveness within the industry....
10 Pages
(2500 words)
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Vinatex Textile Company is a textile company based at vietnam, and it is one of the largest companies in the country.... The demand conditions are favourable for Vinatex, as vietnam's full membership into the world trade organization (WTO), in 2007, opened the production of the company and the country in general, to the world.... ‘Porters diamond model' (Rugman and D'Cruz 1993) The model reviews clusters of industry players, particularly a group of small industries, where the competitiveness of one of the corporations is influenced by that of other companies and the factors that are related to its value-added chain – within the regional and local market or when reference is made to customer-client relationships (Rugman and D'Cruz, 1993)....
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he textile and clothing industry is one that has constantly increased trade flows all over the world.... Globalization and liberalization had exposed the European Union industry to increased competition from a large number of low-labor cost countries (especially from Asia).... Despite the huge labor cost differential between those countries and Europe, the EU industry remains competitive due to higher productivity, and competitive strengths such as innovation, quality, creativity, design, or fashion....
7 Pages
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Case Study
The factors that motivate industries to develop a culture of stringent quality, if understood accurately, would result in a structured approach within the industry to move towards a culture of quality maintenance at all levels.... Academic research in this area has shown that the failure is largely due to the attempt at improving quality by targeting only the operational level of the industry.... 07) Though quality is cardinal in the clothing industry for achieving success, it is not anymore possible to bask in the glory of the image of the country as a nation, which manufactured products of historic brand equity....
6 Pages
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Tea: Vietnam is the seventh world's biggest exporter of tea and major importers are Pakistan, india and Russia.... vietnam borders China on the north, to the west Laos, Cambodia and Gulf of Tonkin, and to the east South China Sea.... The land of vietnam is.... vietnam is divided into 58 provinces and 5 municipalities.... vietnam can be divided into four geographical regions; low region, flat delta region in south and north, central highlands, and mountainous in far north and northwest Expanding business Geography: vietnam is located in the southeastern part of Asia in the Indochinese peninsula....
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The clothing industry is one of the oldest and largest exporting sector globally because most of the production in the industry is meant for exportation into the international apparel and textile markets.... try have expanded since the 1970s at a tremendous rate providing job opportunities to thousands of workers in the developing economies of the world because of the labour intensive nature of the apparel industry (Barrie & Ayling, 2009).... However, the accelerated growth of the The first one was the Multi-Fibre Arrangement (MFA) a regulatory framework that created preferential tariffs and quotas on the apparel industry on the commodities that imported by the developed nations such as U....
10 Pages
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he textile industry for Hong Kong had – as of September of 2012 – 751 listed companies for manufacturing and 6240 firms for importing and exporting their products.... The paper 'Hong Kong at the Top of Fashion industry' states that fashion refers to people's way of life particularly the type of clothes they wear, what makeup and accessories they use, piercing the body, type of household furniture, building designs, and motor types depending on the prevailing behavior....
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(4000 words)
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