U.S.A. Restrictions on Hong Kong Cotton Products Unjustifiable and Inadvisable (Chinese version)

The United States attempted to impose restrictions on Hong Kong's cotton products in 1958. The essay provided the statistics between U.S.A. and Hong Kong trade in 1940s and 1950s.

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Date	1958
Industry	Textiles
Material Type	Print
Collection	Post-war Industries
Source	Mr. Fok Shu. “U.S.A. Restrictions on Hong Kong Cotton Products Unjustifiable and Inadvisable”. In Weavers’ Annual 1958, pp.13-14. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Weaving Mills’ Association, 1958.
Repository	The University of Hong Kong Libraries
Note to Copyright	Permission for use is given by The Hong Kong Weaving Mills Association
Accession No.	C_411

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