博客來The American Protectionist’s Manual, by Giles Badger Stebbins, presents a robust argument for protectionist economic policies in the United States. Stebbins contends that protecting domestic industries is essential for national independence and the well-being of the American people. He argues that British free trade policies are a delusion and a peril to American prosperity.
This book offers a detailed examination of the economic theories and historical context surrounding the protectionism debate in the 19th century. Stebbins makes a case for tariffs and other measures designed to shield American businesses from foreign competition. This work provides valuable insights into the economic philosophies that shaped American policy during a crucial period of industrial development.
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