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Of the, Report of a Committee of the Citizens of Boston and its vicinity, opposed to a further increase of duties on importation A mong the numerous publications which have appeared in the United States during the last twelve years, in consequence of the general interest excited by the policy of this government in laying additional duties on imports, with the view of encouraging manufactures in our own country, few have been circulated with greater industry than the Boston Report. This report appears to have excited considerable attention: its confident tone of assumption, and formidable array of figures, are well calculated to impose upon the mind; and a superficial observer may be induced, by the pretensions to mathematical accuracy with which it abounds, to suppose that arguments are demonstrably proved, which rest on the most visionary hypotheses. Neither our time nor present means of reference to the necessary documents, will permit us to enter into a minute examination of this very elaborate production; we shall therefore be compelled to admit the correctness of many of its statements; but we think we shall be able to prove, that however industrious the committee may have been in the collection of facts, in the application of them they have been very unfortunate. In their preliminary discourse, the committee lament the difficult position in which this question is now placed by the accidental, if not designed connexion of this subject, under the specious name of the American system, with certain controverted political questions, between which and that system, they believe there is no natural or necessary relation; alluding no doubt to the approaching presidential election. Now although we agree with the committee that the political question now at issue, has no connexion with the subject alluded to, because the most zealous friends to the American syste
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book is a detailed examination of the perspectives and arguments made in the Boston Report, which opposed the raising of tariffs on imported goods in the early 19th century. Looking at the report's broad historical and political context, the author analyzes the arguments for and against increased tariffs, particularly as they related to encouraging the growth of domestic manufacturing. Critically assessing the Boston Report, the author argues that its conclusions were based on faulty assumptions and that protective tariffs could actually reduce prices over time by fostering competition and innovation. Thoughtfully exploring the relationship between domestic industry and national prosperity, the author offers valuable insights into the complex interdependencies of economic systems. Through its persuasive arguments, this book sheds light on the ongoing debate over the role of government in shaping economic policy. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781334476570_0
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