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It ruins trade . Then for a time trade is bad ; rents may fall slightly , the value of
land may even go down a little ; but gradually as more inventions and economies
in manufacture are introduced , as population and workers increase in numbers ...
It ruins trade . Then for a time trade is bad ; rents may fall slightly , the value of
land may even go down a little ; but gradually as more inventions and economies
in manufacture are introduced , as population and workers increase in numbers ...
Page 921
told that our trade , or at any rate our trade statistics , have killed Tariff Reform ,
and pitying contempt is expressed for its prophet . Then again , Mr. Asquith used
to perambulate the country declaring that the Germans were beating us through ...
told that our trade , or at any rate our trade statistics , have killed Tariff Reform ,
and pitying contempt is expressed for its prophet . Then again , Mr. Asquith used
to perambulate the country declaring that the Germans were beating us through ...
Page 922
The Tariff Commission gives us what the Board of Trade , which is the War Office
of Commerce , ought to give us , but ... the means of comparing our trade with the
trade of our competitors , and the following figures are peculiarly instructive as ...
The Tariff Commission gives us what the Board of Trade , which is the War Office
of Commerce , ought to give us , but ... the means of comparing our trade with the
trade of our competitors , and the following figures are peculiarly instructive as ...
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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