The Protectionist

"The Protectionist" delves into the principles and arguments of political economy from a protectionist perspective, exploring how trade barriers like tariffs and import restrictions can benefit domestic industries. With a keen focus on the impact of protectionism on both national economies and global trade dynamics, this work examines the complex relationship between government policies and economic growth. It offers insights into the evolving theories of economic self-sufficiency and the preservation of domestic labor markets. If you're interested in economic theories, particularly in the context of trade policies and national protectionism, this volume provides a deep dive into these themes.
"The Protectionist" is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1905.