Wool Subsidy Debate Shapes Australian Trade Policy
Mr. R J F Boyer argues against a wool subsidy and warns it would ruin wool’s position, undo tariff plans, and harm graziers and secondary industry. He links subsidy to higher duties, fears eroding market rights, and urges a return to free trade principles to protect wool’s economic future.
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N.S W. Graziers’ Association
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Wool and Free Trading in Poland and Czechoslovakia
Wool and free trading discuss Poland and Czechoslovakia as buyers of Australian wool. The piece notes Easter recess effects on prices, mentions September tops at 25d, and cites exports to Poland and Polish imports. It stresses the need for free trade, ongoing mill and wool markets, and upcoming auctions and catalogues from Winchcombe Carson Ltd with 4500 bales listed for May 11.
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