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The preparedness of India's textile and clothing industry for the post-quota era

机译：后配额时代印度纺织服装业的准备情况

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The Uruguay Round negotiations resulting in a 10-year phase-out of textile and clothing export quotas under the Agreement on Textiles & Clothing, and emergence of the WTO presents a great opportunity and challenge to the Indian industry. The end of textile quotas was accompanied by reduction of Customs duties and quantitative restrictions on import of a wide range of textile and clothing products into the Indian market. Textiles and clothing constitute one of the largest industrial sectors in India and a leading foreign exchange earner. India's share of world textile trade increased from 2.34% in 1990 to 3.53% in 2002, while its clothing trade increased from 2.09% to 2.78%, thus only a marginal increase in India's clothing trade vis-a-vis world trade in clothing (Fig.1).
机译：乌拉圭回合谈判导致《纺织品和服装协议》下的纺织品和服装出口配额逐步取消十年，而WTO的出现给印度工业带来了巨大的机遇和挑战。纺织品配额的结束伴随着海​​关关税的减少以及对向印度市场进口各种纺织品和服装产品的定量限制。纺织品和服装是印度最大的工业部门之一，也是主要的创汇行业。印度在世界纺织品贸易中的份额从1990年的2.34％增加到2002年的3.53％，而其服装贸易从2.09％增加到2.78％，因此印度服装贸易相对于世界服装贸易仅微幅增长（图.1）。

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