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Conclusion: State and Market in Global Textile Trade,essful bargain pushed by the developed countries of Europe and the United States. They had used their negotiating power to gain substantial benefits for their industries in exchange for abandoning an accord which no longer worked. Given time the MFA quotas would anyway have outgrown the entire marke

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,Material Underpinnings: Economic Structure and Industrial Crisis, 1974–84,he policy preferences of the various actors involved; and (c) the actual unfolding of the political conflicts over the nature and distributive impact of the market which occurred over time across levels of analysis and institutions of the international system.

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Introduction,t the micro level. State and market were not opposing principles or dynamics; the state and the market together functioned as integrated ensembles of governance for the management of distributional conflict across levels of analysis.