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Tariff assimilation has been a delusion for the colonies proper. For Algeria it is a real and material advantage.
In the trade between the mother country and the assimilated colonies, the rule of free importation, which is applied without exception to French products imported into the colonies, was, down to recent times, not applied to the importation of colonial products into France under the exceptions of Table E.
Even to-day, sugar, which is the staple product of these colonies, continues to... be taxed on its entry into France. In the relations of France and Algeria, on the other hand, there are none of these exceptions. The rule applies, without exception, that products pass freely from the one domain to the other. One is impressed forcibly by the balanced character of the trade between France and Algeria. In an average year the products sold by Algeria to France pay very nearly for what France sells to her. The proportion of 266 RESULTS OF COLONIAL TARIFF POLICY the trade of Algeria with the mother country is practically the same for exports and for imports.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tariff assimilation has been a delusion for the colonies proper. For Algeria it is a real and material advantage.
In the trade between the mother country and the assimilated colonies, the rule of free importation, which is applied without exception to French products imported into the colonies, was, down to recent times, not applied to the importation of colonial products into France under the exceptions of Table E.
Even to-day, sugar, which is the staple product of these colonies, continues to... be taxed on its entry into France. In the relations of France and Algeria, on the other hand, there are none of these exceptions. The rule applies, without exception, that products pass freely from the one domain to the other. One is impressed forcibly by the balanced character of the trade between France and Algeria. In an average year the products sold by Algeria to France pay very nearly for what France sells to her. The proportion of 266 RESULTS OF COLONIAL TARIFF POLICY the trade of Algeria with the mother country is practically the same for exports and for imports.
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