Some Reasons Why Commercial Reciprocity Is Impracticable, Particularly With Canada: A Letter To The President Of The Boston Chamber Of Commerce
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In "Some Reasons Why Commercial Reciprocity Is Impracticable, Particularly With Canada," William Whitman presents a detailed argument against a free trade agreement between the United States and Canada. Addressed as a letter to the President of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, the text outlines various reasons for the author's opposition. Whitman contends that such an agreement would be detrimental to American economic interests. This work provides valuable insights into the economic and political considerations surrounding trade relations at the turn of the century.
This book will be of interest to students and scholars researching trade policy, economic history, and U.S.-Canadian relations.
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