C.B. Hamilton's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Comprises 12 papers submitted to a workshop on "International textile trade, the Multifibre Arrangement, and the Uruguay Round' held in Stockholm in June 1989. One of the crucial debates in international trade during the 1990s will surround the proposed elimination of an arrangement which has enabled the industrial countries of the West to restrict...
Citations
... European countries imposed increased import restrictions subsequent to the increase of import of textiles and clothing in the European markets, followed by the market shift from the United States, where a comprehensive system of bilateral restrictions was set up dur ing the MFA-I period (Ibid: 214). Several others attributed increased import restrictions by the European Union (EU) to the general eco nomic recession and high unemployment subsequent to the first oil crisis (Hamilton 1990). ...
