Elements of Political Economy
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This political difference has been the pretext for an interference of governments with foreign 148 PROTFXTION [ CMAP trade, long abandoned by most of them in the case of domestic exchanges. Within the borders of the modern State, a trade takes care of itself; but a foreign trade is thought to need the special care of the legislature. In most modern States, accordingly, we find an elaborate system of devices to secure what the wisdom of legislatures con- ceives to be the better direction of the ...foreign trade of their peoples.
Governments usually interfere with foreign trade in order (as it is said) to " protect " the home industries against all and sundry foreign assail- ants. Protection is an attractive word, suggest- ing the righting of a wrong or the defence of the oppressed against the oppressor. But in its fiscal sense it is a good name given to a policy of doubtful goodness. It may even appear that it is, like "perversion" and "orthodoxy, " a fallacy in one word which begs the question in dispute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This political difference has been the pretext for an interference of governments with foreign 148 PROTFXTION [ CMAP trade, long abandoned by most of them in the case of domestic exchanges. Within the borders of the modern State, a trade takes care of itself; but a foreign trade is thought to need the special care of the legislature. In most modern States, accordingly, we find an elaborate system of devices to secure what the wisdom of legislatures con- ceives to be the better direction of the ...foreign trade of their peoples.
Governments usually interfere with foreign trade in order (as it is said) to " protect " the home industries against all and sundry foreign assail- ants. Protection is an attractive word, suggest- ing the righting of a wrong or the defence of the oppressed against the oppressor. But in its fiscal sense it is a good name given to a policy of doubtful goodness. It may even appear that it is, like "perversion" and "orthodoxy, " a fallacy in one word which begs the question in dispute.
What to read after Elements of Political Economy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bonar, James, 1852-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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