The Protectionist, Volúmenes51-53Home Market Club, 1940 A monthly magazine of political science and industrial progress. |
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... rates . Fur- thermore , our markets will be wide open to a flood of imports , because of these reductions , as soon as man power now engaged in war is returned to peace - time pursuits . After the world war the dumping of foreign goods ...
... rates . Fur- thermore , our markets will be wide open to a flood of imports , because of these reductions , as soon as man power now engaged in war is returned to peace - time pursuits . After the world war the dumping of foreign goods ...
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tariff rates which would permit her to export to this country linseed , canned meats and corn in sufficient quantities to balance the trade between the two nations . Congress in writing the existing tar- iff law established tariff rates ...
tariff rates which would permit her to export to this country linseed , canned meats and corn in sufficient quantities to balance the trade between the two nations . Congress in writing the existing tar- iff law established tariff rates ...
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... rates which placed them above any previous level . No important downward revision was made in the tariff until 1913 ... rates on 53 articles and reductions as follows : trans- ferred from dutiable to free list 92 articles , from 50 ...
... rates which placed them above any previous level . No important downward revision was made in the tariff until 1913 ... rates on 53 articles and reductions as follows : trans- ferred from dutiable to free list 92 articles , from 50 ...
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Bureaucracy Rampant By Lawrence Sullivan | 9 |
Far East Again Largest Export Outlet for Exports of Scrap Steel | 16 |
Trade Pact Defense From the Minneapolis Tribune | 32 |
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