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Material Type: Notes; Professor: Yanez; Class: INTERNATIONAL TRADE; Subject: International Trade & Mkt; University: Fashion Institute of Technology; Term: Spring 2001;
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Chapter 2 Textile & Apparel Supply Matrix Department of International Trade & Marketing (ITM)http://www3.FITnyc.edu/ITM
Chapter 2 - Textile/Apparel Supply Matrix:^ Product Classification SystemsProduct
Classification Systems
-^ The challenge of measuring tradeThe challenge of measuring trade•^ North American Industry Classification System(NAICS), 1997•^ NAICS replaced the 1987 Standard IndustrialClassification System (SICS)•^ NAICS’s 6-digit system:
»^ 2-digit:^
sector »^ 3-digit:^
subsectorg »^ 4-digit:^
industry group »^ 5-digit:^
industry »^ 6-digit:^
nationalg
NAICS Alternate Aggregation Tree "Total"^ 2 clusters
12 groups (Super Sectors)
21 sectors
North American^
Goods-Producing^
Natural Resources and Mining
11 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting
Economy^
21 - Mining Construction^
23 - Construction Manufacturing^
31/33 - Manufacturing
Service-Producing^
Trade, Transportation & Utilities
42 - Wholesale Trade44/45 - Retail Trade48/49 - Transportation and Warehousing48/49 - Transportation and Warehousing22 - Utilities Information^
51 - Information Financial Activities
52 - Finance and Insurance53 - Real Estate and Rental and Leasing Professional & Business Services
54 - Professional, Scientific & Technical Services55 - Management of Companies & Enterprises56 - Administrative & Support & Waste Mgmt& Remediation Services Education and Health Services
61 Educational Services Education and Health Services
61 - Educational Services62 - Health Care and Social Assistance Leisure and Hospitality
71 - Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation72 - Accommodation and Food Services
Note:This BLS publication
Other Services^
81 - Other Services (except Public Admin)
p^
(^ p^
scheme is a variationon the ECPC clarification
Public Administration
92 - Public Administration
of May 15, 2001.
Unclassified^
99 - Unclassified
North American Industry Classification Systems (NAICS)^313
314
(^3131) Fiber, Yarns &Thread Mills
(^3132) Fabric Mills 313111 313113
(^31321) (^31322) N W^ F b i
(^3141) Textile Furnishing Mills
(^3149) Other Textile Product Mills 31411
31412
Yarn Spinning Mills^
Broad Woven FabricsThread Mills (^3133) Textile & Fabric Finishing,Fabric Coating Mills Narrow Woven Fabrics (^) (^3132331324) Handwoven Fabric Mill^ Knit Fabric Mills
Carpet & Rug Mills^ Curtains & Linen Mills
(^315111) Sheer Hosiery Mills
(^315191) Outerwear Knitting Mills
(^315192) Underwear and NightwearKnitting Mills^
315211
315212
315291
315292
(^313511) Hosiery & Sock Mills
(^313519) Other Apparel Knitting Mills^
(^31529) Other Cut & SewApparel Manufacturing (^31523) Women’s & Girls’ Cut SewApparel Manufacturing (^31522) Men’s & Boy’s Cut SewApparel Manufacturing (^31521) Cut & SewApparel Contractors (^3159) Apparel Accessories & OtherApparel Manufacturing
Men’s & Boys’ ApparelTrimmings & Findings
Women’s & Girls’ ApparelTrimmings & Findings
Infant’s Cut & SewApparel Manufacturing
Fur and LeatherApparel manufacturing
PowerPoint Slide Design: Patrick YanezSource: “Going Global: The Textile & Apparel Industry” Kunz & Garner (2007)
Chapter 2 - Textile & Apparel Supply Matrix:^ Technology & Low
-Cost Labor Paradox Technology & Low Cost Labor Paradox • Technology development
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