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The tariff question and the American economy
Roosevelts address outlines tariffs as a tool to protect American industry while promoting fair competition. He calls for expert study, possible reciprocity treaties, and a tariff commission to craft measured changes without destabilizing prosperity. He also argues for a strong navy, arbitration, and national governance to balance labor and capital within the law.
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