Routledge - The Tariff Reform Mirage: International Trade Policy

Explore a definitive historical account of the Tariff Reform movement with this Routledge Library Edition. Originally published in 1913, this work provides a detailed ten-year history of the intense economic debates that shaped international trade policy during that era. By examining the published declarations from both sides of the argument, the author presents a balanced view of the conflict between Tariff Reformers and Free Traders. This text serves as a primary resource for understanding the political and economic tensions leading up to the crisis of 1913. It is an essential addition for those studying the history of business, finance, and international accounting standards through a historical lens. Whether you are a researcher, student, or history enthusiast, this book offers a deep look into the foundational arguments of global trade policy.