The Tariff History of Canada
The Tariff History of Canada
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Workman* moved in amendment " that the House deeply regrets to learn that the Government has not proposed a policy of protection . . . And that the large amount of capi- tal now invested in industries, and their present depressed condition render such a policy necessary to restore them to a condition of prosperity. " Sir John A. Macdonald also moved, during this session, an amendment on the same lines as that of Mr. Workman, but both amendments were defeated. In this year a committee, which had... been appointed by the manufacturers to see to the conser- vation of their interests, reported that they were in favor of the existing 17 J per cent, tariff" being replaced by a 20J per cent. One.
During the session of 1877 discussions, with protection for a text, were numerous. Sir John A. Macdonald moved-|- " that the tariff' should be adjusted so as to benefit the agricultural, mining and manufacturing interests of the Dominion. " Mr. Wood also proposed that the general tariflf rate be raised to 20 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Workman* moved in amendment " that the House deeply regrets to learn that the Government has not proposed a policy of protection . . . And that the large amount of capi- tal now invested in industries, and their present depressed condition render such a policy necessary to restore them to a condition of prosperity. " Sir John A. Macdonald also moved, during this session, an amendment on the same lines as that of Mr. Workman, but both amendments were defeated. In this year a committee, which had... been appointed by the manufacturers to see to the conser- vation of their interests, reported that they were in favor of the existing 17 J per cent, tariff" being replaced by a 20J per cent. One.
During the session of 1877 discussions, with protection for a text, were numerous. Sir John A. Macdonald moved-|- " that the tariff' should be adjusted so as to benefit the agricultural, mining and manufacturing interests of the Dominion. " Mr. Wood also proposed that the general tariflf rate be raised to 20 per cent.
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