Notes on fallacies peculiar to American protectionists, or chiefly resorted to in America

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pages cm. Klappentext Excerpt from Notes on Fallacies Peculiar to American Protectionists, or Chiefly Resorted to in America The name protectionist, claimed by those who openly pro claimed that their object was to favor American capital, was then, in this case, as it is in all others, chosen with peculiar lack of skill.

Protectionist is a term which does. In the present volume, it happens, the discussion of imports, duties, prices will have to do chiefly with staple goods made under competitive conditions; moreover, goods not mainly dependent on the American market, so that even a temporary divergence from normal conditions will rarely need to be considered.6 As regards the tariff schedules to.

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