Title: Pamphlets by F.T. Haggard.
Authors: Haggard, Frederick Thomas.
Year: 1885
Subjects: Great Britain Commercial policy.; Great Britain Economic conditions.
Contents: No.1. The national bee-hive or the United Kingdom Company: its thirty-five millions of partners and its colonies and populations, trade and interests considered [1885] -- no.2. The national bee-hive and depression of trade: fair trade, reciprocity, free trade, and the influence of labour on successful national competition [1885] -- no.3. Our national shop: capital and labour, production and consumption [1886] -- no.4. Demand and supply versus trading theories [1886] -- no.5. Three letters to Professor Bonamy Price, or a challenge to the theorists advocating free trade solely represented by free imports [1887]-- no.6. Our commercial see-saw, or the upward and downward movements of home trade [1888] -- no.8. Agriculture and manufactures are Great Britain and Ireland's first necessities [1889] -- no.9. The United Kindgom Company: its thirty-seven millions of partners, and the influence of their voting powers, our empire, its population and railways [1890] -- no.11. Suggestions as to economical fallacies when applied to wheat production in the United Kingdom [1891] -- no.12. A plea for agriculture and the agricultural classes of the United Kingdom [1891] -- no.13. The inner and outer circles, or imports and exports and food supplies [1892] -- no.15. Strikes versus supply and demand, or live and learn [1893] --