Tariff and free trade roots in American industry policy
President Coolidge speaks on tariff defendence and free export of raw materials, arguing the U S benefits from absolute home market priority, broad oil textile growth, and government industry cooperation to sustain prosperity while cautioning against monopoly and unfair trade.
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