The Protective Tariff. What It Does for Us!
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OUR PATJPKR LABOK. 159 Is the Englishman such a superior business man? Has he more good sense; has he greater spirit of enterprise?
Are the managers of his mills more efficient and invent- ive than ours? No; but instead of confining his trade within England's realm, and instead of insisting on cash sales, he trades everywhere at a profit. He trades his cotton goods and miscellaneous wares at a profit with the merchant of Peru for copper. He trades his cutlery and dry goods in Buenos Ayres for t...he hides, tallow and wool of the Argentine Republic. He gives steady work to thou- sands of laborers in manufacturing his copper into utensils, and the Argentine hides into leather, which he then trades at a profit with the Frenchman for wines, silk and jewelry which he sells at a profit at home, and the wool he sells at a profit for cash, or trades for agricultural produce in New York; proceeds to New Orleans and buys cotton at the same figure his Yankee competitor buys it for, takes it home, setting his countless operatives to work it up into fabrics for the markets of the United States and the rest of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
OUR PATJPKR LABOK. 159 Is the Englishman such a superior business man? Has he more good sense; has he greater spirit of enterprise?
Are the managers of his mills more efficient and invent- ive than ours? No; but instead of confining his trade within England's realm, and instead of insisting on cash sales, he trades everywhere at a profit. He trades his cotton goods and miscellaneous wares at a profit with the merchant of Peru for copper. He trades his cutlery and dry goods in Buenos Ayres for t...he hides, tallow and wool of the Argentine Republic. He gives steady work to thou- sands of laborers in manufacturing his copper into utensils, and the Argentine hides into leather, which he then trades at a profit with the Frenchman for wines, silk and jewelry which he sells at a profit at home, and the wool he sells at a profit for cash, or trades for agricultural produce in New York; proceeds to New Orleans and buys cotton at the same figure his Yankee competitor buys it for, takes it home, setting his countless operatives to work it up into fabrics for the markets of the United States and the rest of the world.
What to read after The Protective Tariff. What It Does for Us!?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lieb, Hermann to read onlineMoreLess
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