Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11
PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Tariff.

The Tariff.
\ connection with Cubas request for
= horatorium on tariff increases for
Two ears the Public Library calls at
tenSIoA to the following references:
hooks and Pamphlets.
Tariff Acepf 1880 on Imports Into the
Onlteo Safes. United States Treas
ury Department. 1880. U83.Un31.
Comparison o. Rates of Duty in the
Iarl1 ACT o. 1880 and in the Tariff
States Tariff NCommission. 1880.
pamphlet. refeence room.)
Free Trade, Complex by j. E. Johns
sen. 1890. HV.J6A
symposium INTENDED for the de-
batter, but equally usefl for any one
desiring information from many points |
Of view.
International Control of Raw Materials.
by B. B. Wallace and y. r. Ed
minister 1880. HE.W155E
I'm presenting study in tais field. |
It is the hope of the Institute Vt Eco
nomics that, through objective tonsid- |
Grafton of the issues involved, something |
may be accomplished toward promoting |
a spirit of cooperation between natiAns |
In devising an established machinery isr
dealing with the problem
4ne 1dT1II ana Lne WOrlQ depression,
by B. M. Anderson. Chase Economic
Bulletin. March %, 1881. pam
phlet, reference room.)
"The quickest way to get out Of the
existing depression is to reduce our
tariffs so that our foreign customers
may sell more goods here and get more
dollars with which to pay interest upon
their debts to us and with which to buy
our goods"
Foreign Reactions to the American
Tariff Act, by L. B. Mann. Foreign
Policy Association information serY-
ice. October 1. 1880. pamphlet,
reference room.)
A report outlining briefly some of
the more important features of the new
tariff act, the commodities and coun-~
tries most affected by changes in duties,
and the specific reactions of foreign
countries to the passage of the act
Magazine Articles.
How Tariffs Affect Prosperity, by Sir |
George Paish. Annals Of the Amer |
lean Academy of Political and Social |
Science, 156: 1892. July, 1881.
with universal bankruptcy will come |
universal revolution and distress beyond |
measure. If we expand the power |
of all nations to buy and sell, we will |
have an extraordinary expansion in |
world prosperity"
Tariff Policy for the Future. by H. p.
Willis. Annals of the American
Academy of Political and Social Sci
ence, 1856: 93-100. July, 1881.
"When we have made due allowance |
for all +" important causes, we must |
still say that our tariff policy has |
broken down because it has resulted in |
a hostile attitude on the part Of other |
countries"
Tariff Walls; Developments Since the
Hawley-Smoot Act. Index, IL: 49,
1T. August, 1881. Technology di- |
viSion)
The pros and cons of the tariff situa- |
zion, with quotations from leaders in |
economic and political life, and an ap- |
peal for a denomination to bring |
about a more informed understanding |
of the complex tariff problem"
Is Economic Planning Possible? by N. |
D. Baker. Review Of Reviews, "a: |
$3.50. September, 1881.
MANY nations, including the United |
States, may find, as result Of the pres |
ent economic depression, that st1mula- |
ton of their foreign trade would be |
furthered by reducing their tariffs, but |
from an international point OF view we |
cannot afford to wait upon process so |
sporadic and gradual as this is, for 1t |
depends upon practically the re-educa-
ton in every country of the whole body |
of public opinion which has been COM
mitted to the use of tariffs as a legiti-
mate expression of nationalism in eco
nomiC competition"
Synthetic Gold, by G. r. Parker. North
American Review, 1872: 1929. Sep
TENDER, 1881.
"Present-day common sense calls for
the utmost in cooperative effort be-
tween nations, the elimination alike OF
aloofness and causes of friction, and the
working out of common problems to a
common end"
Tit-for-Tariff: the Worlds Answer to
Smoot and HaWley. by Oliver Mckee,
jr. outlook, 1853: 235-257. June "a,
1881.
with the United States in the grip of
the worldwide economic depression, now
much of the fall in exports can be laid
to desire on the part Of our foreign
customers to strike back at the United
States for its approval OF the Hawley-
Smoot bill''?
Tariff and the Depression, by julius
Klein. Current History, "a: 497-49o.
July, 1881.
A defense of our tariff policy by
popular lecturer who believes that, al
though the gross totals OF values have,
of course, shrunk for all export nations,
nevertheless we are getting our accus-
toned share of the total"
Canada's New Tariff. by j. B. Brebner
Current History, "a: 602-604. July,
1881.
Because the United States had no
commercial agreement with Canada, the
tariff revision has fallen particularly
hard upon American exporters.
China Wins Tariff Independence, by
Joseph Gordon. Current History,
"a: 547-550. July, 1881.
Although China still abides by her
agreement that a British subject should
be inspector general of customs while
British trade predominates, "it has al
most won its way to an equal footing
among the nations of the world, and its
courageous stand on the tariff has had
not a little to do with bringing this
about"
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