Protection and Prosperity, Volumen2Garland Publishing, 1974 - 864 páginas |
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... seen what a competitor Russia may soon become now that she is wholly supplying her own market and beginning to export . The Russian cotton industry has grown and is main- tained solely because of a protective tariff . It is estimated ...
... seen what a competitor Russia may soon become now that she is wholly supplying her own market and beginning to export . The Russian cotton industry has grown and is main- tained solely because of a protective tariff . It is estimated ...
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... seen than in the fact that the total number of pupils in the elementary schools has increased 150 per cent since 1860 , the number of teachers having increased in about the same proportion . Agricultural , industrial , com- mercial and ...
... seen than in the fact that the total number of pupils in the elementary schools has increased 150 per cent since 1860 , the number of teachers having increased in about the same proportion . Agricultural , industrial , com- mercial and ...
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... seen in protection periods with no outside causes contribut- ing to our gain . The year 1854 , however , brought an end to it all , and we were then thrown on natural resources and the workings of free trade were seen in their true ...
... seen in protection periods with no outside causes contribut- ing to our gain . The year 1854 , however , brought an end to it all , and we were then thrown on natural resources and the workings of free trade were seen in their true ...
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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