The conversion of GATT into WTO has changed the global trading environment remarkably.
Particularly, the phasing out of the Multi-fiber Arrangement (MFA) and abolition of GSP is a …

Few sectors in Bangladesh promise greater potential than the textile and clothing sector in
terms of import-substitution, export-promotion intra-industry linkage, employment generation …

14 The challenges that originate from changes in the global trade regime and the relative
competitive environment in the global markets are reasons for deep concern for …

This paper analyses the main drivers of growth, challenges faced and performance of ready-
made garment (RMG) manufacturing in Bangladesh following the abolition of the Multi-Fibre …

Globalization, which is spurred by improved telecommunication systems, developed
infrastructure, and transportation, has made the movement of goods and services across …

The paper examines the conditions shaping the global demand for textile and clothing
products from a given country or rather determining whether a country is a suitable …

The forces of globalization and neo-liberalization have sparked an ongoing debate between
developed and developing countries regarding adherence to international labour standards …

THE Agreement on Textiles and Clothing (ATC), which entered into force on 1 January,
1995, under the auspices of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations, calls for …

The garment industry is considered as one of the driving forces of socio-economic
development of Bangladesh due to its significant contribution to the country's exports …