Trade reform urged to boost national industry and land use
In a heavy critique of Gentlellah’s policy, the piece argues shifting land from manufacturers to husbandmen would raise overall output and lower prices. It laments wasted hands and time, noting widespread inefficiency and calls for decisive land reallocation to restore economic balance and national profit.
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