Can free imports deliver true national prosperity—or not?
This concise volume argues that the common claim of universal benefit from unrestricted free trade may overlook broader social and economic costs. The author reviews public debate from the mid-19th century and offers a critical perspective on how trade policy affects labor, industry, and national strength, using letters and commentary as supporting views.
The book frames a skeptical view of prosperity that is unevenly shared, suggesting that true national well‑being depends on more than quick gains for a few manufacturers. It also weaves in reflections on moral and civic responsibilities, urging readers to consider how policy choices relate to shared peace, industry, and the long-term health of the nation."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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