The British Tariff System
The British Tariff System by Edward B. McGuire, published by Taylor & Francis US in 1939, offers a detailed examination of the protectionist policies that have been implemented in Great Britain. This edition spans 312 pages and is presented in English, providing readers with a clear overview of the principles and challenges associated with customs and excise tariffs, which serve both revenue and political functions.
Readers will find a thorough exploration of the United Kingdom’s tariff collection mechanisms, alongside a historical account of tariff developments since 1914. The book discusses the political objectives behind these tariffs, including Imperial Preference, and addresses the complexities of tariff negotiations, summarizing key trade agreements, such as those with the U.S.A. This work is relevant for those interested in business and economics, particularly in the context of commercial policy and economic history.
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This book provides a comprehensive description of the protectionist system that has for some years been in force in Great Britain.
It explains in simple language the principles and difficulties involved in framing and administering a customs and excise tariff, which has both revenue and political purposes. There is a in-depth description of the United Kingdom collecting machinery, an historical account of the tariff since 1914, and a discussion of the political objects such as Imperial Preference. The problems of tariff negotiating are discussed, and trade agreements made, including that with the U.S.A., are summarized.
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