Modern Tariff History Germany United States France
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Rolled Iron.
; Hammered Iron.
Manufactures of Iron.
1817-1820 i 1821-1824 1825-1827 1828-1830 2, 237 tons 4, 212, 5, 400, 6, 450 1 6, 887 tons 23, 162, 22, 650, 31, 000, Not ascertained $2, 600, 000 $3, 630, 000 $3, 660, 000 154 THE GROWTH OF PROTECTION greatly increase the cost of materials to manufacturers, especially the shipbuilders. The same petition also presents what is probably the best short statement of the Southern objections to the protective legislation: " The Southern States have ...always confined themselves almost exclusively to the cultivation of the rich products of their climate. This is the only advantage they enjoy, and they owe it to nature. As they make but few, they consume a much greater proportion of manufactured articles imported from other states or other countries. That system, therefore, that enhances beyond measure the price of those objects of necessary consumption operates most unequally and unjustly upon them. They are forbidden to supply themselves on the cheapest terms consistent with the revenue necessary for the exigencies of Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rolled Iron.
; Hammered Iron.
Manufactures of Iron.
1817-1820 i 1821-1824 1825-1827 1828-1830 2, 237 tons 4, 212, 5, 400, 6, 450 1 6, 887 tons 23, 162, 22, 650, 31, 000, Not ascertained $2, 600, 000 $3, 630, 000 $3, 660, 000 154 THE GROWTH OF PROTECTION greatly increase the cost of materials to manufacturers, especially the shipbuilders. The same petition also presents what is probably the best short statement of the Southern objections to the protective legislation: " The Southern States have ...always confined themselves almost exclusively to the cultivation of the rich products of their climate. This is the only advantage they enjoy, and they owe it to nature. As they make but few, they consume a much greater proportion of manufactured articles imported from other states or other countries. That system, therefore, that enhances beyond measure the price of those objects of necessary consumption operates most unequally and unjustly upon them. They are forbidden to supply themselves on the cheapest terms consistent with the revenue necessary for the exigencies of Government.
What to read after Modern Tariff History Germany United States France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Ashley to read onlineMoreLess
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