Free Trade Versus Reciprocity
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The period of bad trade which this country 6 FREE TRADE V. RECIPROCITY.
I, has passed through, though greatly mitigated during the past two years, has sown widely the seeds of discontent with our commercial policy, and arguments are reappearing on all sides which it was supposed the free trade controversy of 1840-50 had finally demolished. No doubt many of these arguments are crude reproductions of ancient fallacies, but others cannot fairly be so described, and it is neither wise nor politic t...o treat them as only deserving of ridicule ; the very fact that every leading nation in the world repudiates our existing free trade policy should make our economical authorities more modest in their assertions. The object of this paper is to enquire whether there is any residuum of truth in the mass of popular opinion that has been dignified by the name of Eeciprocity.
But, first, we must ask what is meant by this term. In its plain natural sense it means simply mutual or reciprocal free trade, a consummation which every orthodox economist must ardently desire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The period of bad trade which this country 6 FREE TRADE V. RECIPROCITY.
I, has passed through, though greatly mitigated during the past two years, has sown widely the seeds of discontent with our commercial policy, and arguments are reappearing on all sides which it was supposed the free trade controversy of 1840-50 had finally demolished. No doubt many of these arguments are crude reproductions of ancient fallacies, but others cannot fairly be so described, and it is neither wise nor politic t...o treat them as only deserving of ridicule ; the very fact that every leading nation in the world repudiates our existing free trade policy should make our economical authorities more modest in their assertions. The object of this paper is to enquire whether there is any residuum of truth in the mass of popular opinion that has been dignified by the name of Eeciprocity.
But, first, we must ask what is meant by this term. In its plain natural sense it means simply mutual or reciprocal free trade, a consummation which every orthodox economist must ardently desire.
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