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Marie-Agnes Parmentier

Associate Professor of Marketing HEC Montréal
Marie-Agnes Parmentier

Marie-Agnes Parmentier is Associate Professor of Marketing at HEC Montréal.

 

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Designers can maintain their individuality working at big fashion houses
 
 
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Climate Crisis / El Niño Effect / I Analysis
A projected gap between world cotton output and mill use left little capacity to absorb further losses, whatever the Pacific brings in the final quarter of the year.

Early Warnings Do Little to Protect the Mills That Hold Physical Cotton

  • Subir Ghosh

13 October 2026
Managing Waste / India Project Interview
Solutions that work in one region rarely travel unchanged, and each pilot begins by responding to the waste, climate and systems of the place it serves.

Lessons from Ghana, the Netherlands and Germany Will Be Tested against Indian Waste

  • Subir Ghosh

7 October 2026
 
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Double Jeopardy / Indian Exports / II Analysis
Workers who travel across states for garment jobs are often the first released when orders fall, making migration patterns an early indicator of trade stress.

The Cost of New US Tariffs Would Fall First on Migrant Workers in India

  • Richa Bansal

20 October 2026
Double Jeopardy / Indian Exports / I Analysis
India's energy planners weigh Russian supply against access to the US market, a trade-off that a revocable waiver postpones without resolving.

Indian Exporters Gain Time, Not Certainty, From the US Waiver

  • Richa Bansal

19 October 2026
 
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Cotton Futures / CottonInc Study Analysis
Biogenic carbon absorbed during crop growth can invert a fibre's climate profile at the point of production though the permanence of that storage depends on what happens to the product after it leaves the farm.

The Fight Over Cotton's Future Is a Fight Over Accounting

  • Subir Ghosh

21 May 2026
Numbers Overview / Cotton for Good 2024 / IV Commentary
For 2023–24, ICAC expected the global cotton production numbers to be 24.12 million tonnes, "showing a slight decrease from the previous year." All Big Three — India, China and the United States — are set to produce less this year.

A Cursory Look at Cotton through Numbers

  • Special Correspondent

10 October 2024