Further Reading
- China’s Cotton Supply and Demand: Issues and Impact on the World Market Outlook Report No. (CWS-07I-01) 20 pp, November 2007
- China - cotton production - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service report World Cotton Situation, Oct, 1991
- Cotton Textiles in China: Chronology and Economic Overview by Kenneth Pomeranz
- Cotton Textiles in China, 1650–2003
- A study on rational location of the cotton production in China
Read more about this topic: China Cotton Association
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