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cotton spinning

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cotton spinning

Creating thread or fine yarn from the cotton plant by spinning the raw fibre contained within the seed-pods. The fibre is separated from the pods by a machine called a cotton gin. It is then cleaned and the fibres are separated out (carding). Finally the fibres are drawn out to the desired length and twisted together to form strong thread.



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They are the "odd markets" of the book's title: the market for child labor during the Tokugawa, the labor market for licensed prostitutes and geisha during the early years of this century, and cotton spinning labor markets and cartel activities.
 
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