Evening star., 1933-06-25
PUBLIC LIBRARY
THE TARIFF.

One Of the major problems before
the World Economic Conference at
London is the adjustment of tariffs
The Public Library presents the fol-
lowing list of references, prepared by
the reference department:
General.
Tariff Issues Confronting the New Ad-
ministration, by M S. Stewart. For
elgn Policy Reports. 8: 14-24. March
20, 1888. (PamphIet.)
A scholarly treatment of the develop
ment of American tariff policy, pre-
senting tariff issues, and suggested tar
III reforms.
The Real Tariff Issue, by F. W. Fetter.
Nation, 1876: 665-67. June IA, 1898
Until, like Alexander Hamilton and
the old-time Democrats, we recognize
that the tariff Is form of bounty or
subsidy. our discussions of the tariff
will continue to be futile
An International Question.
Relief from Postwar Trade Barriers
as the Basis of Our Policy at Lon
don. United States News, June 10
to June II, 1888 p. 10.
A summary of the policies stated by
Cordell Hull, Secretary of State and
chairman of the American delegation,
In an address to the conference, June IA
What Shall We do About the Tariff =?
BY P. G. Wright and Isador Lubin.
Economics Series Presentation, Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. (Pamphlet.) }
An account of the radio discussion,
May 29 1893. in which Mr. Wright de-
Tended his theory that national traits
should be subject to international law
against the objections raised by Mr.
Lubin
The Bearing Of Recent Tariff Legisla-
ton on International Relations. by
P. G. Wright American Economic
Review, %: 1926, March, 1888.
Tariff Reforms: the Case for Bargain
ing, by P. w. Bidwell American
Economic Review. %; sup. 1871,
March, 1888.
Two papers presented at the annual
meeting of the American Economic As
sociation, December. 1882. Mr.. Wright
considered that tariff should be subject
to international law, and Mr.. Bidwell
also sought for an approach toward re-
duction.
Tariffs Become a World Issue. Review
of Reviews. 81 52-4, June. 1888.
An article which sums up the opin-
ions of noted economists in articles re-
Gently published: F. w. Taussig in For
eipn Affairs, w. P. Black in Barrons,
C. E. Hobhouse in the English Contem-
porary Review and Sir Arthur Salter in
Harpers.
Tariffs and Trade Barriers in Relation
to International Trade, by G. 3.
Roorbach Proceedings Academy OF
uary 1888
eve must find a way to keep open
the channels of commerce between ma
tions. This means the lowering of
trade barriers by adopting a sane atti-
tude toward our position and response
bilities in a world economic order"
Tariffs and Trade Barriers Proceed
ings. Academy of Political Science
Is: 277-367. June, 1888.
Papers presented at the Semi-annual
meeting. April g., 1888. by various ex-
perts, on trade barriers in the world
depression, procedure in tariff making
and international collaboration.
Necessary Changes in Our Commercial
Policy, by F. w. Taussig. Foreign
Affairs. IL: 397-4o5 April 1888.
AS regards tariff relations. this coun-
try has taken the wrong path. Let us
turn from economic threat and eco
nomic war to friendly offer and friendly
intercourse"
Protection.
The Tariff Delusion, by H p Fairchild
Harpers, l66: 475-89. March. 1888.
A critical analysis of the projections
theory that high tariff is necessary t(
protect American business and th'
standard of living Of the American wage
esrner.
High Tarif-Low Tariff, by K. w. Still
man. Forum, SO: 9l96. February
What Is back of the controversy
In summary high tariffs are an abomi
nation and should be lowered. but ther'
is no known way to accomplish this enc
without causing more distress and un
employment"
Let's Be Honest About the Tariff. by II
H. Powers Atlantic, ISL: 625-36
May 1888
The advantages and disadvantages 0
q policy cf protection, with referenc
TO the international aspects. TRACED
Of tragedles-Britain adopts protection
Reciprocity.
America and Tariff Reciprocity. Con
gressional Digest, IL: l29-l52. May
1888.
Facts about Americas reciprocit
tariff record and a pro and con discus
Sion on the question, Should the Unite
States adopt reciprocity tariff policy?
Our Tariff Bargaining Fiascos, by Sen
ator D. A. Reed, as told to M. .
Pusey. Saturday Evening Pos
205: 81 May 81, 1888.
"Our tariff policy under the presen
administration is to be based upon in
ternational considerations rather tha
upon our own economic needs" Al
t6mpts at reciprocal trade relations 1
tne past have resulted IN strained re
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