The Return to Protection Being a Re Statement of the Case for Free Trade

Name: The Return to Protection Being a Re Statement of the Case for Free Trade
Author: Smart

1906

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Front Matter and Google Digitization Noticefront_matter

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Title Page and Dedicationfront_matter

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Preface to the Second Editiontheoretical

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Preface to the First Editiontheoretical

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Table of Contentsfront_matter

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Chapter I: What Trade Istheoretical

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Chapter II: Our Foreign Tradetheoretical

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Chapter III: The Balance of Tradetheoretical

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Chapter IV: The Equivalence of Imports and Exportstheoretical

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Chapter V: Some Conclusions and a Moraltheoretical

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The Balance of Trade and National Prosperitytheoretical

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The Causal Relation Between Imports and Exportstheoretical

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Chapter VI: The Rival Policieschapter

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The Geopolitical and Social Context of Protectionismtheoretical

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Chapter VII: The Mechanics and Fallacies of Protectionchapter

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The History of Protection in France and the United Statestheoretical

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Chapter VIII: The Principle of a Protective Tariffchapter

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Chapter IX: Possibility of a Scientific Tariffchapter

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Chapter X: Conclusions as to Protectionchapter

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The Handicap of Protection on Exportstheoretical

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Chapter XI: Protection as Indirect and Delegated Taxationchapter

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Chapter XII: Protection Judged by the Canons of Taxationchapter

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Chapter XIII: Retaliationchapter

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Chapter XIV: Retaliation on Protective Tariffs: Prospects of Successchapter

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Chapter XV: Retaliation on Protective Tariffs: Method and Effectschapter

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The Practical Difficulties and Economic Costs of Retaliationessay

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The Ineffectiveness of Retaliatory Threatsessay

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Chapter XVI: Dumpingchapter

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Chapter XVII: Retaliation on Dumpingchapter

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Chapter XVIII: Tests of Prosperitychapter

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Chapter XIX: Exports as a Test of Prosperitychapter

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Chapter XX: The Stagnation of Exportschapter

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The Movement of Prices and the Fallacy of Export Valueschapter

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The Fallacy of Percentages and International Comparisonschapter

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Prosperity and Exports Per Headchapter

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Chapter XXI: Employment as Affected by Exports and Importschapter

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Chapter XXII & XXIII: Preferential Tariffs and the Canadian Experiencechapter

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The Potential and Price of Colonial Preferencechapter

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The Failure of Preference Without Price Increasesessay

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The Economic Cost of Food Taxation to the Consumeressay

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Chapter XXVI: How Preference Will Affect Agriculturechapter

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Chapter XXVII: The Price of Empirechapter

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Chapter XXVIII: Taking Stock - The Conditions of Tradechapter

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Changing Circumstances since 1846chapter

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The Limits of National Production and the Hardships of Competitionchapter

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The Role of the Employer and International Adaptationchapter

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The Political Value of Free Trade and the Open Doorchapter

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Appendix: The Abuse of Shipping Statisticstheoretical

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Indexbibliography

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Publisher's Advertisement: Studies in Economicsbibliography

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