Fiscal Reform: Speeches Delivered From June 1880 To December 1905 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246218732)

Fiscal Reform: Speeches Delivered From June 1880 To December 1905 presents a collection of addresses by Arthur James Balfour, later Earl of Balfour, offering a comprehensive look into the debates surrounding fiscal policy in late 19th and early 20th century Britain. Balfour, a prominent political figure, delves into the complexities of free trade, tariffs, and the broader implications of economic reform. These speeches provide invaluable insight into the economic and political landscape of the time, showcasing the arguments and considerations that shaped British policy.

This volume captures Balfour's articulate and persuasive arguments, making it essential reading for those interested in the history of economic thought, British politics, and the ongoing debates about trade and economic policy. Balfour's insights remain relevant for understanding contemporary challenges in global economics.

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