Protecting native industry is examined with clear, practical questions about trade policy and its real-world impact.
In this nonfiction work, the author surveys how nations build and defend their industries, arguing that a nation should keep work for its own people and manufacture at home. It offers a critical look at free trade ideas and the political debate around tariffs, reciprocity, and industry policy.
This edition surveys the rise of global trade, the promises and limits of free trade, and the consequences for workers, manufacturers, and consumers. It weighs equal claims of national prosperity against the practical needs of a country’s industries and labor force, using case studies and contemporary arguments from the period."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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