Debate Over Tariff Reform in a Postwar Era
A political tract argues for reduced tariff and tax reform to curb excess government revenue and ease consumer costs. It criticizes protective tariffs, questions who bears duties, cites sugar and salt duties, and traces historical tariff revisions, urging decisive reduction to relieve farmers and workers.
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United States
Leve
Caldwell
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Veutment
Democratic House of Representatives
Europe
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Tor Fils Gee
Tigre
Ohio
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