Protection or Free Trade

George was not just an advocate of the single tax on the unimproved value of land, but also a strong defender of free trade, as this work demonstrates.
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Protection or Free Trade, An Examination of the Tariff Question, with especial Regard to the Interests of Free Trade (New York: Doubleday, Page, and Co., 1905).
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- Author: Henry George
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Table of Contents
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE.
- Chapter I INTRODUCTORY.
- Chapter II CLEARING GROUND.
- Chapter III OF METHOD.
- Chapter IV PROTECTION AS A UNIVERSAL NEED.
- Chapter V THE PROTECTIVE UNIT.
- Chapter VI TRADE.
- Chapter VII PRODUCTION AND PRODUCERS.
- Chapter VIII TARIFFS FOR REVENUE.
- Chapter IX TARIFFS FOR PROTECTION
- Chapter X THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF INDUSTRY.
- Chapter XI THE HOME MARKET AND HOME TRADE.
- Chapter XII EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
- Chapter XIII CONFUSIONS ARISING FROM THE USE OF MONEY
- Chapter XIV DO HIGH WAGES NECESSITATE PROTECTION?
- Chapter XV OF ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES AS REASONS FOR PROTECTION.
- CHAPTER XVI. THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANUFACTURES.
- CHAPTER XVII. PROTECTION AND PRODUCERS.
- CHAPTER XVIII. EFFECTS OF PROTECTION ON AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
- CHAPTER XIX. PROTECTION AND WAGES.
- Chapter XX THE ABOLITION OF PROTECTION.
- Chapter XXI INADEQUACY OF THE FREE TRADE ARGUMENT.
- Chapter XXII THE REAL WEAKNESS OF FREE TRADE.
- Chapter XXIII THE REAL STRENGTH OF PROTECTION.
- Chapter XXIV THE PARADOX.
- Chapter XXV THE ROBBER THAT TAKES ALL THAT IS LEFT.
- Chapter XXVI TRUE FREE TRADE.
- Chapter XXVII THE LION IN THE WAY.
- Chapter XXVIII FREE TRADE AND SOCIALISM.
- Chapter XXIX PRACTICAL POLITICS.
- Chapter XXX CONCLUSION.
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