Regulating interstate business and tariff balance debate
The address urges strong federal power to regulate interstate commerce, curb monopolies, and refine anti trust enforcement. It argues against tariff cuts as a remedy, supports reciprocity and selective tariff adjustments, and calls for a stable but flexible economic policy tied to national prosperity and wage worker welfare.
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