International Cotton

i want to export raw cotton bales fromindia to buyers in any country

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2006-04-12 23:27:58 by sar_hatwal

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2008-04-13 09:08:38 by Anoop

Price: $17.75

How do the subsidies affect world prices? I know the basic gist so please include an in depth answer, as much as possible. I understand that the U.S farmers will produce more because they have an irrational incentive to, the supply goes up, thus the price goes down. But could you please give more of an explanation and list any other mechanisms that cause international prices to be depressed?
Okay, Lawrence down here is speaking as if he's an investor and not an economist. I'm looking at only cotton and how cotton subsidies in the United States depress cotton prices in the world wide market, therefore harming developing countries which are forced to sell their cotton at lower value.

A subsidy to a cotton grower is only effective when the incentive in question (the subsidy) is valued more as a last resort than any other avenue available to a cotton grower.

So, international prices are not going to be depressed. The Corn, Soybeans, and Sugar (due to Ethanol demand) alternative outweigh any proposed government subsidy. Therefore Cotton acreage will be depressed due to it being torn out of the earth in favor of the previously mentioned commodities. But, that doesn't mean Cotton Call Options are the best bet either (I like Big Brown in the Derby by the way).

The demand for Corn and Soy far outweigh that of Cotton as far as Futures contracts are concerned, so there's that. Of course, Cotton demand come September can't be discounted. But the potential for future International #11 Sugar contracts to erupt suddenly and unpredictably always exists.

Government subsidys won't come into play until September when the crop harvests come in.

2008-04-21 15:20:33 by Katie R

Price: $17.75 $11.06

Currachs are the wonderful skin boats everyone knows but it is far more difficult to find the right documentation to build a replica. Thanks to the WWW i've got now some info but still have some problems into finding here in FRANCE the 18 oz. bale cotton duck canvas requested as well as the right coal tar needed.
Perhaps some people could help me into finding a cheap and reliable source that accepts shipping overseas ?
I welcome all answers on the subject as well as all contributions contributing to make me know better the word and people of currach civilisation
Merci à tous / Thank you everyone /// Have a nice day

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2006-08-29 04:12:31 by Captain O'

Pls advise the international standard of washing 100% cotton jersey clothes. It's better to wash them by hands or by machine? To hang them in the air until it is dry naturally, or to put them in the dryer machine? What is the difference of the clothes to dry in the air and to dry in the machine?

Check the labels for manufacturer advice.
Personally, I machine wash - short cycle, not hot.
I dry in the air - on hangers. This makes for less creasing and a lower electric bill.

2008-07-23 00:40:03 by cm w