The Southern Review, Том 2A. E. Miller., 1828 |
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... foreign . Domestic competition cannot reduce the price of manufactures , below the domestic cost of production . The ... foreign merchandize , by prohibi- tory duties , imposes a tax upon the consumers equal to the differ- ence between ...
... foreign . Domestic competition cannot reduce the price of manufactures , below the domestic cost of production . The ... foreign merchandize , by prohibi- tory duties , imposes a tax upon the consumers equal to the differ- ence between ...
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... foreign manu- factures , we encourage foreign instead of home industry , and laboured calculations are made to shew to how great an extent we are tributary to foreign powers . There is not a school - boy that could be imposed upon by ...
... foreign manu- factures , we encourage foreign instead of home industry , and laboured calculations are made to shew to how great an extent we are tributary to foreign powers . There is not a school - boy that could be imposed upon by ...
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... foreign relations , and consti- tuting , therefore , a legitimate end of " regulating commerce with foreign nations " can , by any colourable supposition , have actuated Congress in the passage of the late tariff ? If it can be shewn ...
... foreign relations , and consti- tuting , therefore , a legitimate end of " regulating commerce with foreign nations " can , by any colourable supposition , have actuated Congress in the passage of the late tariff ? If it can be shewn ...
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