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George Howard
Speech of Hon Jons R J Danien on the Tariff Bill 1842
The speech analyzes banking and protective system interactions under the tariff bill. It discusses how bank restraints and state action might limit expansions, suggests banking reforms to stabilize currency, and estimates dutiable imports and revenue under a moderate duties plan. It projects net revenue around 21.6 million plus land proceeds, with a total potential 24.6 million and a path to debt payment if expenditures are trimmed. The analysis includes import, export, and dummy duty calculations and retailer pass-through effects.
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The Protective Duty Debate on Home Market Prices
A detailed economic argument questions the value of protective duties arguing they raise home prices while lowering foreign costs, with estimates showing potential adds up to fifty million dollars in consumer burdens. It discusses effects on domestic manufacturing, farmers, wages, and the broader economy, noting inconsistencies in claims of net benefit and the unequal transfer from unprotected to protected classes.
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