World Cotton Balance Sheet
Consumption In autumn 2007, Cotlook postulated that supply and demand might act in such a way as to bring about higher prices. We projected a three percent fall in world output during 2008/2009 and proposed two scenarios for consumption, one consisting of a rise of four percent, which would equal the average increase over the preceding ten seasons, the other envisaging a sharp slowdown in growth, to one percent, which, we stated, might be precipitated by a combination of global financial/economic difficulties, rising raw cotton replacement costs, and a slowdown in the rate of growth in mill activity in China.
Ray Butler
Managing Director of Cotlook
国际会议
2009’China International cotton Conference(2009中国国际棉花会议)
南京
英文
30-34
2009-06-11（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）