The American Protectionist's Manual (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore how tariffs shape wages, industries, and everyday life in America.

This concise, readable guide explains the idea of protection and why it matters for workers, farmers, and taxpayers. It combines history, practical effects, and clear arguments to help readers understand the tariff question and its impact on the nation’s economy.

The book traces the roots of protective tariffs, shows how they are designed to build up home industries, and explains why the balance of trade matters for national prosperity. It also discusses how tariffs affect farmers, wages, and the cost of goods, with a focus on real-world outcomes rather than abstract theory.

You’ll gain a straightforward view of tariff policy, its revision efforts, and why industrial strength at home supports economic independence. The text also argues for a strong American shipping policy to carry our produce and manufactured goods abroad.

• How protection helps wages, jobs, and domestic industries
• Why the balance of trade is a key measure of national wealth
• A historical look at tariff revisions and expert recommendations
• The link between farming, manufacturing, and a robust domestic market

Ideal for readers seeking a clear, practical grasp of tariffs and their everyday impact on American life.

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