The Tariff Reformers
The Tariff Reformers
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The latest analysis of the Board of Trade bearing upon the present point does not come down beyond the figures of 1908. ^ In that year the Board of Trade divided our imports of manufactured articles into three classes, A, B, and C. Class A consists of articles completely manufactured and ready for consumption. Class B consists of articles manufactured, but requiring to pass through some process of adaptation, or combination, before enter- ing into consumption. Class C consists of articles partl...y manufactured. Class A, after deducting re- exports, amounted in 1908 to £^^'S millions ; class ^ " British and Foreign Trade and Industry. " Statistical tables 1854-1908, Cd. 4954, 1909, pp. 48-49. THE POLICY OF MR. BONAR LAW 121 B, after deducting re-exports, to £^g'g millions ; class C, after deducting re-exports, to £2$'! millions. Thus the total of these net imports of manufactured articles was in that year nearly ;^i 20, 000, 000, and though they have risen since, it is not very materially.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latest analysis of the Board of Trade bearing upon the present point does not come down beyond the figures of 1908. ^ In that year the Board of Trade divided our imports of manufactured articles into three classes, A, B, and C. Class A consists of articles completely manufactured and ready for consumption. Class B consists of articles manufactured, but requiring to pass through some process of adaptation, or combination, before enter- ing into consumption. Class C consists of articles partl...y manufactured. Class A, after deducting re- exports, amounted in 1908 to £^^'S millions ; class ^ " British and Foreign Trade and Industry. " Statistical tables 1854-1908, Cd. 4954, 1909, pp. 48-49. THE POLICY OF MR. BONAR LAW 121 B, after deducting re-exports, to £^g'g millions ; class C, after deducting re-exports, to £2$'! millions. Thus the total of these net imports of manufactured articles was in that year nearly ;^i 20, 000, 000, and though they have risen since, it is not very materially.
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