What Is Free Trade?
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Chapter 11 ABSOLUTE PRICES.
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Released on: 06/12/2017
If we wish to judge between freedom of trade and protection, to calculate the probable effect of any political phenomenon, we should notice how far its influence tends to the production of abundance or scarcity, and not simply of cheapness or dearness of price. We must beware of trusting to absolute prices: it would lead to inextricable confusion.
1 Chapter 1 PLENTY AND SCARCITY.2 Chapter 2 OBSTACLES TO WEALTH AND CAUSES OF WEALTH.3 Chapter 3 EFFORT-RESULT.4 Chapter 4 EQUALIZING OF THE FACILITIES OF PRODUCTION.5 Chapter 5 OUR PRODUCTIONS ARE OVERLOADED WITH INTERNAL TAXES--6 Chapter 6 BALANCE OF TRADE.7 Chapter 7 A PETITION.8 Chapter 8 DISCRIMINATING DUTIES.9 Chapter 9 A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.10 Chapter 10 RECIPROCITY.11 Chapter 11 ABSOLUTE PRICES.12 Chapter 12 DOES PROTECTION RAISE THE RATE OF WAGES 13 Chapter 13 THEORY AND PRACTICE.14 Chapter 14 CONFLICT OF PRINCIPLES.15 Chapter 15 RECIPROCITY AGAIN.16 Chapter 16 OBSTRUCTED RIVERS PLEAD FOR THE PROHIBITIONISTS.17 Chapter 17 A NEGATIVE RAILROAD.18 Chapter 18 THERE ARE NO ABSOLUTE PRINCIPLES.19 Chapter 19 NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE.20 Chapter 20 HUMAN LABOR-NATIONAL LABOR.21 Chapter 21 RAW MATERIAL.22 Chapter 22 METAPHORS.23 Chapter 23 CONCLUSION.