The Zollverein And British Industry
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What Colonial exports will be touched by it ? For which of its products will each Colony claim pro- tection on our markets ? Finally, what will be the effect upon home consumers ?
The total value of Canadian exports (excluding Newfoundland) for 1901 was £40,374,171, and of these £19,854,585 worth came into the Mother Country. Of the £40,000,000, over £6,000,000 was for wood, about £5,800,000 for grain and flour, nearly £5,000,000 for cheese and butter, and about £1,500,000 for live stock, whils...t over £5,000,000 was for gold. Canadian export * Journal of the Boyal Statistical Society, September 1899, p. 498.
Digitized by Microsoft® 40 THE ZOLLVEREIN AND BRITISH INDUSTRY is therefore mainly lumber and agricultural produce.
Evidently what Canada needs, if the Mother Country is to help her commerce, is that we tax our imports of agricultural produce from foreign countries.
Our imports of corn, grain, andflour in 1902 were £63,000,000, of which £10,000,000 came from within the Empire, £4,500,000 being Canada's share.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What Colonial exports will be touched by it ? For which of its products will each Colony claim pro- tection on our markets ? Finally, what will be the effect upon home consumers ?
The total value of Canadian exports (excluding Newfoundland) for 1901 was £40,374,171, and of these £19,854,585 worth came into the Mother Country. Of the £40,000,000, over £6,000,000 was for wood, about £5,800,000 for grain and flour, nearly £5,000,000 for cheese and butter, and about £1,500,000 for live stock, whils...t over £5,000,000 was for gold. Canadian export * Journal of the Boyal Statistical Society, September 1899, p. 498.
Digitized by Microsoft® 40 THE ZOLLVEREIN AND BRITISH INDUSTRY is therefore mainly lumber and agricultural produce.
Evidently what Canada needs, if the Mother Country is to help her commerce, is that we tax our imports of agricultural produce from foreign countries.
Our imports of corn, grain, andflour in 1902 were £63,000,000, of which £10,000,000 came from within the Empire, £4,500,000 being Canada's share.
What to read after The Zollverein And British Industry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, James Ramsay, 1866-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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