Japanese Competition, Silver-standard Countries, Effect Of Competition On Our Agricultural And Manufacturing Industries, Remedy: Remarks, April 16 And (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271019915)

This document contains remarks delivered by Francis Griffith Newlands before the Committee on Ways and Means in April and May of 1896. The central topic is the impact of Japanese competition on American agricultural and manufacturing industries, particularly in the context of silver-standard countries. Newlands addresses Nelson Dingley, Jr., the committee chairman, outlining potential remedies and strategies to mitigate the effects of this competition. The discussion delves into economic policy, trade dynamics, and the challenges faced by American businesses in an increasingly globalized market during the late 19th century.

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