International Wool Study Group

Anonymous

International Organization, 1950, vol. 4, issue 3, 545-546

Abstract: The International Wool Study Group met at London from November 7 to 9, 1949. The meeting noted that world wool production had increased slightly since the war to a point where it was equal to prewar production. The group for the first time decided to release for publication its report on the world wool situation and reports on the wool situation in member countries, unless requested otherwise; On the basis of review it was decided that no immediate problems called for intergovernmental collaboration in world trade of wool; although it was recognized that the problem of surplus stocks which had led to the establishment of the group in 1946 had largely disappeared, it was felt that the group would prove a useful means for the improvement of wool statistics and a useful body to which world wool problems could be referred.

Date: 1950
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