A Primer of Tariff Reform
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A. It is clearly incapable of any other interpretation.
Q. Why then has not the " protective " system been abolished in the United States by applying this decision of its Supreme Court ?
A. Because it is impossible to prove in respect to any particular tariff tax, that Congress had imposed it for " pro- tection " rather than for revenue.
PROTECTION INVOLVES THE PRINCIPLE OF SLAVERY.
- Q. What is the highest right of property ?
A. The right to freely exchange it for other property.
Q. How do you... prove this ?
A. If all exchange of property were forbidden, each individual would be like Robinson Crusoe on his uninhabited island. He would have to live on what he individually produced or collected, and would be deprived of all benefits of co- operation with his fellow-men, and of all the advantages of production that come from diversity of skill or diversity of natural circumstances. In the absence of all freedom of ex- change between man and man, civilisation would be impossible ; and to the degree in which we impede or obstruct the freedom of exchange i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. It is clearly incapable of any other interpretation.
Q. Why then has not the " protective " system been abolished in the United States by applying this decision of its Supreme Court ?
A. Because it is impossible to prove in respect to any particular tariff tax, that Congress had imposed it for " pro- tection " rather than for revenue.
PROTECTION INVOLVES THE PRINCIPLE OF SLAVERY.
- Q. What is the highest right of property ?
A. The right to freely exchange it for other property.
Q. How do you... prove this ?
A. If all exchange of property were forbidden, each individual would be like Robinson Crusoe on his uninhabited island. He would have to live on what he individually produced or collected, and would be deprived of all benefits of co- operation with his fellow-men, and of all the advantages of production that come from diversity of skill or diversity of natural circumstances. In the absence of all freedom of ex- change between man and man, civilisation would be impossible ; and to the degree in which we impede or obstruct the freedom of exchange i.
What to read after A Primer of Tariff Reform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Ames Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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