What Is Free Trade? / An Adaptation of Frederic Bastiat's 'Sophismes Éconimiques' Designed for the American Reader - Frédéric Bastiat - Page №2

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G. P. PUTNAM & SON, 661 BROADWAY.

1867.

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CONTENTS.

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INTRODUCTION. [vii]
CHAPTER I. Plenty and Scarcity [11]
CHAPTER II. Obstacles to Wealth and Causes of Wealth [16]
CHAPTER III.Effort—Result [20]
CHAPTER IV.Equalizing of the Facilities of Production [27]
CHAPTER V. Our Productions are Overloaded with Internal Taxes [48]
CHAPTER VI.Balance of Trade [55]
CHAPTER VII.A Petition [72]
CHAPTER VIII.Discriminating Duties [79]
CHAPTER IX. A Wonderful Discovery [81]
CHAPTER X. Reciprocity [86]
CHAPTER XI. Absolute Prices [90]
CHAPTER XII.Does Protection raise the Rate of Wages? [95]
CHAPTER XIII.Theory and Practice [102]
CHAPTER XIV.Conflict of Principles [110]
CHAPTER XV.Reciprocity Again [115]
CHAPTER XVI.Obstructed Rivers plead for the Prohibitionists [118]
CHAPTER XVII.A Negative Railroad [120]
CHAPTER XVIII.There are no Absolute Principles [122]
CHAPTER XIX.National Independence [126]
CHAPTER XX. Human Labor—National Labor [129]
CHAPTER XXI.Raw Material [136]
CHAPTER XXII.Metaphors [147]
CHAPTER XXII.Conclusion [152]