An Essay On Free-trade: Its Absolute Value In Theory, Its Relative Value In Practice, Error And Consequences Of Its Application To The Corn Laws
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"An Essay On Free-trade" by F. C. delves into the theoretical underpinnings and practical implications of free trade, particularly its application to the Corn Laws. This treatise examines the absolute value of free trade in theory alongside its relative value in real-world scenarios. The author meticulously explores the potential errors and consequences arising from the implementation of free trade policies, offering a nuanced perspective on economic policy during the era. A valuable resource for understanding historical economic debates and the enduring relevance of free trade principles.
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