Titlebook: Clothing-industry Adjustment in Developed Countries; José Torre Book 1986 Trade Policy Research Centre 1986 adjustment.business.industries

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80523-3nd fortitude. Where change has also resulted in the weakening of an individual’s strength or of his willingness to resist and adapt to whatever new conditions prevail, adjustment will be rendered even more difficult. Sapped of stamina, fearful of the new forces that are being encountered and inexper

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Schlaf, Gesundheit, Leistungsf?higkeitg the first prerogatives claimed by fledgling nation states. As production of manufactures (of which textiles was a major component) gained in importance, the mercantilist states of seventeenth-century Europe combined control over trade with domestic incentives to promote industry and enhance nation

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P. von Wichert,J. H. Peter,T. Podszustructure in response to changing competitive conditions. They can be left alone to read and interpret the signals that anticipate changes in their environment, they can be shielded for a time from the consequences of their actions or inaction; or they can be prodded, subsidised, motivated or otherwi

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Causes and Symptoms of Decline in the Clothing Industry,plied to the clothing sector of most OECD countries, invariably show a record of marked decline in recent years. This record is not uniform. It varies widely from country to country, among branches and firms and from period to period. Nevertheless, the aggregate measures are indeed sobering.