Imperial fiscal reform
By: by Sir Vincent H. P. Caillard.
Publisher: E. Arnold
Published: 1903
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 288
Notes: "The first thirteen chapters of the following volume are based upon a series of three articles which appeared in the February, March, and April numbers of the National review last year."--Pref.
Table of contents: title: The burden of the income-tax payer.; title: Changed conditions: The effect of wars upon exports. The British empire. The industrial preeminence of England.; title: Foreign markets.; title: Home trade.; title: Home markets and the Empire.; title: Preferential customs duties.; title: Home agriculture.; title: Imperial agriculture.; title: Our food supply in war and peace.; title: Preferential customs duties, cont'd.; title: Imperial reciprocity and its objectors.; title: The Taxation of foreign food supplies.; title: Is protection an obstacle?; title: The mobility of capital and labour.; title: Free trade exaggerations.; title: Cheapness and the consumer.; title: How trade would be dislocated.; title: Britain and her rivals.; title: Imperial resources.; title: Business and sentiment.; title: Appendices.