My Right to Work
My Right to Work
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How then can this part of the plan help to solve the unemployed problem ?
Suppose the tax were raised high enough to keep out the foreign manufactures altogether.
Then we should, according to Mr. Chamberlain, do the 90, 000, 000 trade at home.
This would give employment to, let us say, roughly, 600, 000 men at 30s. A week.
This looks promising. Work for 600, 000 more of our own people ! Marvellous.
But let us examine the matter more closely.
We, that is certain British traders, export manufac- ...tures. Last year we exported manufactures to the value of 270, 000, 000.
Now if we stop the import of cheap foreign manu- factures by means of a heavy tax, what is likely to happen ?
The foreigners would want to get their own back. They would raise their taxes against us, and they would fight us still more keenly in neutral markets. We should lose some of our export trade.
We are losing trade to the foreigners because their goods are cheaper.
If we shut foreign goods out, we should have to pay more for our own home-made goods, and we should not stand a chance against our foreign competitors in neutral markets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How then can this part of the plan help to solve the unemployed problem ?
Suppose the tax were raised high enough to keep out the foreign manufactures altogether.
Then we should, according to Mr. Chamberlain, do the 90, 000, 000 trade at home.
This would give employment to, let us say, roughly, 600, 000 men at 30s. A week.
This looks promising. Work for 600, 000 more of our own people ! Marvellous.
But let us examine the matter more closely.
We, that is certain British traders, export manufac- ...tures. Last year we exported manufactures to the value of 270, 000, 000.
Now if we stop the import of cheap foreign manu- factures by means of a heavy tax, what is likely to happen ?
The foreigners would want to get their own back. They would raise their taxes against us, and they would fight us still more keenly in neutral markets. We should lose some of our export trade.
We are losing trade to the foreigners because their goods are cheaper.
If we shut foreign goods out, we should have to pay more for our own home-made goods, and we should not stand a chance against our foreign competitors in neutral markets.
What to read after My Right to Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert B Suthers to read onlineMoreLess
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