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Tariffs: Admission of Economic and Political Failure
Protectionism: google.
Tariffs are taxes on imported goods often used to protect domestic production.
| The Corn Laws were a series of protectionist tariffs in 19th-century Britain designed to keep grain prices high to protect domestic landowners, but they led to high food prices for the working class and were eventually repealed in 1846. The repeal, driven by pressure from groups like the Anti-Corn Law League and compounded by events like the Irish Famine, marked a major shift toward free trade in British economic policy. [From Google: Britain's Corn Laws] |
24in4 to re-balance an economy
Unions priced America out of the world markets
military ... morality of more time ... best paid/overpaid ... economic draft vs. Universal draft
monetary colonialism
the bigger they are the harder the fall.