Free Trade

Everybody's Encyelopedia · 1912 · p. 15
the term applied to national commerce when unrestricted by laws or tariffs, and not unduly stimulated by bounties. As an eco no- ‘mie principle, free trade is the direct opposite to the principle or system of protection, which maintains that a State can reach a high degree of material prosperity only by protecting its domestic industries from the competition of all similar foreign industries.
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