1922/11/01 by F. W. Taussig · 1 citation
Social Sciences · #Agriculture #American Constitutional Law and Politics #Business #Christian ministry #Commission #Economics #Element (criminal law) #Finance #History #International trade #Law #Legislation #Political science #Tariff #Valuation (finance) #World Trade Organization Law
paper · doi:10.2307/1885907
openalex publication_date 1922/11/01 · openalex created_date 2025/10/10 · openalex updated_date 2026/07/29
The tariff act of 1913 inconclusive as an experiment, 2. — Two factors important in 1922: war feeling, and demand for protection from the agricultural states, 3. — History of legislation, 6. — Concessions to the agricultural element, in duties and in the free list, 7. — Wool and sugar, 9. — Some extraordinarily high duties on manufactures, 11. — Dyestuffs, 14. — Administrative provisions and American valuation, 17. — The President's discretionary powers, 19. — How serviceable did the Tariff Commission prove? 22. — General administrative provisions, 24. — Conclusion, 26.