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Import Demand Response of MFA Apparel/Non-Apparel Fibers & Cottons in the U.S.: A Case of China & HK

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  • Chi Keung Lau
  • To Kin-Man
  • Chester
  • Zhang Zhi-Ming

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  • Marco & Chi Keung Lau & To Kin-Man & Chester & Zhang Zhi-Ming, 2007. "Import Demand Response of MFA Apparel/Non-Apparel Fibers & Cottons in the U.S.: A Case of China & HK," EcoMod2007 23900048, EcoMod.
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