Authoritative tariff analysis from the early 1900s, with complete statistical basis for H. R. 10
This reference work provides the statistical foundation and comparisons used by the committee, including the proposed bill text, the current law, and projected imports and duties for the first year of the new tariff plan. It stands as a detailed historical record of tariff policy and its practical implications.
This edition collects data grouped by tariff paragraphs and policy comparisons, offering a clear view of how duties were set and how they would interact with imports. It also includes a cross‑reference of articles, duties, and schedules, making it a practical companion for researchers and analysts studying early 20th‑century trade policy.
- Explore the structure of the proposed tariff revision and its relation to the 1909 act
- See how duties were calculated across chemicals, oils, paints, and other categories
- Review historical import and revenue estimates for planning and analysis
- Examine the arrangement of schedules, paragraphs, and ad valorem equivalents
Ideal for readers of economic history, policy research, and students seeking a concrete snapshot of tariff thinking during this era.