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Protection and the Cement of Australia
The author argues for protectionist policy to safeguard Australian industry and development. He critiques free trade, warns that export earnings must fund imports, and explains how tariffs can support primary and secondary industries, rural producers, and national growth. The piece cites Professor Watt and envisions Australia evolving as a food exporter while advancing domestic manufacturing. It urges sustained protection to avert foreign dependency and to foster economic resilience.
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Australia
Prof
R. D. Watt
Science
Adelaide