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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"textile and apparel industry"”.

  1. Determinants of knowledge transfer in Turkish textile and apparel industry

    The knowledge transfer activities in Turkish Textile and Apparel Industries have been explored in this study. The knowledge transfer is undisputedly important subjects as knowledge provides competitive advantage to firms. Only few percentages of the Turkish textile and apparel industries are …

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  2. Measuring Efficiency for Egyptian Textile and Apparel Industry Using Stochastic Frontier Analysis and Data Envelopment Analysis

    … view of measuring efficiencies in the Egyptian textile and apparel industry via stochastic frontier analysis (SFA) and data envelopment analysis (DEA). Differences between the SFA and the DEA can lead to different estimates for some, or all of the units in an analysis. Measuring efficiency …

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  3. The effects of trade liberalization on gender inequality in Central America and its relevance to the textile and apparel industry and academy

    … issues is a concern in Central America (CA) and a global challenge as measured by the Gender Inequality Index (GII). This study used the Heckscher-Ohlin (1933) theory of international trade and the Becker (2010) theory of economic discrimination to examine the impact of CAFTA-DR and TA trade …

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  4. The implications of lead firm sourcing strategies and value chain governance on suppliers and sector development: the case of the South African textile and apparel industry

    … investigates the sourcing strategies and value chain governance of South African apparel retailers and their impact on the local textile and apparel manufacturing sector. Over the past three decades, value chain research has highlighted the crucial role of lead firms in coordinating …

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  5. Determinants of Competitive Advantage in Textiles and Apparel Industry in Tanzania: Application of Structural Equation Modelling

    … The study uses cross-section survey design and non-probability sampling method; and data were collected from Dar es Salaam, Arusha and Tabora using a case study of textile and apparel industry. The sampling unit used were the employees of the industry knowledgeable on industry dynamics and

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  6. Developing a Cost Model for Sourcing Products for Different Distribution Channels

    Apparel sourcing operations are extremely complex due to the intricacies of a global supply chain. Sourcing decisions should not be made without an exhaustive analysis of supply chain cost structures. Landed costs must be analyzed for sourcing decisions, but they must be complemented by information …

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  7. The impact of item 807.0 of the tariff schedule of the United States: the case of the Costa Rican apparel industry

    Wage rate disparities between industrialized and underdeveloped countries have increased competition in labor intensive industries. To remain cost competitive, U.S. firms have developed alternative production strategies such as relocating labor intensive processes in countries with lower wages and

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  8. Customized International Investment Decisions:An Exploration into the Textile and Apparel Decision-making Process

    As textile and apparel companies operate in an interconnected world economy, the new challenge for these companies is to manufacture and market innovative products while considering the entire world as the playing field. Today, the ideal global corporation exploits every new opportunity in the …

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