Workshops & Programs

Research Associates Program -2004

10 May 2005 - 19 May 2005

Washington DC, New York City and Memphis, USA

	Attendance(15K)	List of Participants
	Agenda(12K)	Program Agenda
	Paper(180K)	Cotton in Argentina	Gabriel Angel Lacelli, Agricultural Engineer, INTA
	Paper(127K)	Cotton in Colombia: Recovery and Risk Management	Luz Amparo Fonseca Prada, Executive President, CONALGODON
	Paper (82K)	Egyptian Cotton	Ahmed Moustafa Mohamed, Head of Cotton Sector, Cotton & Textile Industries Holding Co.
	Paper (8K)	Cotton Demand in Korea	Chang Woon Lee, Kukil Spinning Co. Ltd.
	Paper (40K)	Pakistan Cotton Market: An Overview	Dr. Ibad Badar Siddiqui, Vice President, PCCC
	Paper (22K)	U.S. Cotton Market and Price risk Management	Teresa McKeivier, USDA/FAS
	Paper(301K)	An Overview of the Turkish Cotton Industry, with Special Emphasis on the Available Tools and Techniques of Price risk Management	Sebahattin Gazanfer, Member of the Board, Aegean Textile and Raw Materials Exporters Union
	Presentation(871K)	An Econometric Model of Cotton and Textile Demand	Carlos A. Valderrama, ICAC
	Presentation(62K)	The World Cotton Situation	Gérald Estur, ICAC
	Presentation(37K)	Cost of Production of Raw Cotton	Rafiq Chaudhry, ICAC
	Presentation(114K)	An Orientation to USDA’s Economic Intelligence System	Carol Skelly, World Agricultural Outlook Board, USDA
	Presentation(2.3MB)	Developments in U.S. Agricultural Policy	Edwin Young, ERS, USDA
	Presentation(2.3MB)	Integration of Weather and Crop Analysis at USDA’s World Agricultural Outlook Board	USDA
	Presentation(246K)	Risk Management: Crop Yield and Revenue Insurance for Cotton	Robert Dismukes, ERS, USDA
	Presentation(113K)	U.S. Cotton Production Estimates, NASS	USDA
	Presentation(166K)	Commodity Risk Management Group	Julie Dana and Panos Varangis, CRM, World Bank
	Presentation(89K)	Commodity Structure and Outlook (including Cotton)	John Baffes, World Bank
	Presentation(2.2MB)	The History of Cotton Futures Exchanges	John Baffes, World Bank
	Presentation(246K)	WTO Agriculture Negotiations	Carlos A. Primo Braga, Senior adviser, International Trade Department, World Bank