Protection and Prosperity, Volumen2Garland Publishing, 1974 - 864 páginas |
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Página 766
... commodities in the old world , for the purpose of making it appear that notwithstand- ing the fact that our wage ... commodity goes to reward the labor which produced it . Upon this proposition we have the advantage of an official 766 ...
... commodities in the old world , for the purpose of making it appear that notwithstand- ing the fact that our wage ... commodity goes to reward the labor which produced it . Upon this proposition we have the advantage of an official 766 ...
Página 778
... commodities among the nations of the world , her merchants were able to exchange the commodities themselves , for the precious metals of the United States and other countries , with which to pay for the Eastern wares and to buy more ...
... commodities among the nations of the world , her merchants were able to exchange the commodities themselves , for the precious metals of the United States and other countries , with which to pay for the Eastern wares and to buy more ...
Página 813
... commodities cheap , it should be noted , is one of the causes which would aid in reducing the United States to the price . level of other countries . But this compensatory goods for goods theory , or exchange of commodities , would not ...
... commodities cheap , it should be noted , is one of the causes which would aid in reducing the United States to the price . level of other countries . But this compensatory goods for goods theory , or exchange of commodities , would not ...
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Sección 3 | 488 |
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agricultural American amount average balance of trade Belgium Britain bushels capital cent clothing coal Cobden Cobden Club commercial commodities competing competition condition Congress consumption cost cotton Democratic party domestic duties economic effect employed employment England English established Europe exports fact factories factures farm farmer favor flax following table foreign markets foreign trade France free trade free trade party French Germany gold hemp home market imports imposed increased industry interests iron and steel Julius Faucher jute labor legislation machinery manu manufac McKinley bill ment mills mortgages nations pig iron policy of protection pounds principles production profits prosperity protectionists protective tariff raw materials reduced result revenue roubles Russia says sheep silk South sugar supply tariff law tariff of 1842 tariff reform tion tons Total treaty United wages paid Walker tariff wares wealth wheat wool woolen yarns Zollverein