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earnings of the group of cotton products (raw cotton, yarn, and cloth) as a whole.
1. Raw Cotton The story of raw cotton is clearly told in Table 8. Output has
remained virtually stagnant since 1952. Since 1953 textile production has been
heavily ...
earnings of the group of cotton products (raw cotton, yarn, and cloth) as a whole.
1. Raw Cotton The story of raw cotton is clearly told in Table 8. Output has
remained virtually stagnant since 1952. Since 1953 textile production has been
heavily ...
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To produce 100 pounds of yarn requires about 120 pounds of raw cotton. Thus,
to produce the 160.5 million pounds of yarn exported in 1959 and 1960 required
192.6 million pounds of raw cotton. The average value of raw cotton exported in ...
To produce 100 pounds of yarn requires about 120 pounds of raw cotton. Thus,
to produce the 160.5 million pounds of yarn exported in 1959 and 1960 required
192.6 million pounds of raw cotton. The average value of raw cotton exported in ...
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The 'desi' varieties of cotton ruled significantly weak throughout the period under
review due to two export releases by India of Bengal desi cotton totalling to 1.45,
000 bales. As a result, Sind desi declined from Rs. 76.00 per maund at the end ...
The 'desi' varieties of cotton ruled significantly weak throughout the period under
review due to two export releases by India of Bengal desi cotton totalling to 1.45,
000 bales. As a result, Sind desi declined from Rs. 76.00 per maund at the end ...
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