Reciprocity With Canada a Mutual Benefit As Shown From Both American And Canad
Reciprocity With Canada a Mutual Benefit As Shown From Both American And Canad
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But in consequence of our policy towards you we imported : From the United States, $116, 972, 000, being 64. 95% of all.
From Great Britain, ........ 45, 472, 000, being 24. 77% of all.
From all other countries, 27, 177, 000, being 14. 28% of all.
And in this vast bulk of imports we admitted more than half of that enormous amount free of duty : Free imports from the United States, . . . $55, 916, 000, being 73% of all.
Free imports from England, 15, 227, 000, being 17. 3% of all.
Free imports f...rom the rest of the world, . . 7, 282, 000, being 9. 7% of all.
I trouble you with those figures because I want you to realize the actual trade conditions between those two countries. Our import of 8 manufactures, contrary to the generally accepted belief, has for many years been larger from the United States than from Great Britain. Although Great Britain is a manufacturing country, although we are a colony of Great Britain, although Great Britain takes the great bulk of the products of our soil, our forests, and our fisheries, yet we are importing a smaller amount of manufactures from Great Britain than from the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in consequence of our policy towards you we imported : From the United States, $116, 972, 000, being 64. 95% of all.
From Great Britain, ........ 45, 472, 000, being 24. 77% of all.
From all other countries, 27, 177, 000, being 14. 28% of all.
And in this vast bulk of imports we admitted more than half of that enormous amount free of duty : Free imports from the United States, . . . $55, 916, 000, being 73% of all.
Free imports from England, 15, 227, 000, being 17. 3% of all.
Free imports f...rom the rest of the world, . . 7, 282, 000, being 9. 7% of all.
I trouble you with those figures because I want you to realize the actual trade conditions between those two countries. Our import of 8 manufactures, contrary to the generally accepted belief, has for many years been larger from the United States than from Great Britain. Although Great Britain is a manufacturing country, although we are a colony of Great Britain, although Great Britain takes the great bulk of the products of our soil, our forests, and our fisheries, yet we are importing a smaller amount of manufactures from Great Britain than from the United States.
What to read after Reciprocity With Canada a Mutual Benefit As Shown From Both American And Canad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabella L Isabella Lucy Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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