The Protectionist, Volumen24Home Market Club, 1912 A monthly magazine of political science and industrial progress. |
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... England , France , Germany , Canada and Japan . A superficial reading of the report might bring considerable comfort to the advocates of a downward re- vision of the duties on cotton goods . For instance , in regard to yarns , the ...
... England , France , Germany , Canada and Japan . A superficial reading of the report might bring considerable comfort to the advocates of a downward re- vision of the duties on cotton goods . For instance , in regard to yarns , the ...
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... England would control the American market today as they did before protection en- abled American manufacturing to become established . There is a vast difference between a tariff which equalizes the prices of foreign and domestic goods ...
... England would control the American market today as they did before protection en- abled American manufacturing to become established . There is a vast difference between a tariff which equalizes the prices of foreign and domestic goods ...
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... England . Mr. Metcalf testified that until the tariff provided for the manufacture of high - speed steel in this country , it was largely imported ; but is now made here , though some of that con- sumed is still imported . The labor is ...
... England . Mr. Metcalf testified that until the tariff provided for the manufacture of high - speed steel in this country , it was largely imported ; but is now made here , though some of that con- sumed is still imported . The labor is ...
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... England the equivalent of that steel at two cents a pound less . I was met with the reply from a manufacturer that ... England over a half a century ago , declared that every other country would soon fol- low the course of Great ...
... England the equivalent of that steel at two cents a pound less . I was met with the reply from a manufacturer that ... England over a half a century ago , declared that every other country would soon fol- low the course of Great ...
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... England cotton mill dis- tricts , 198 mills being investigated , employing in all 81,335 operatives . The investigation furnished much in- formation in regard to the conditions and standards of living of the cotton mill operatives as an ...
... England cotton mill dis- tricts , 198 mills being investigated , employing in all 81,335 operatives . The investigation furnished much in- formation in regard to the conditions and standards of living of the cotton mill operatives as an ...
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