Wages and Tariffs [electronic Resource]: Influence of the Protective System on Wages, Social Organization and the Distribution of Wealth: an Address D (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172334407)

"Wages and Tariffs" examines the influence of protectionist policies on wages, social organization, and the distribution of wealth. Originally delivered as an address before the Brooklyn Revenue Reform Club in 1884, this work by E.J. Donnell provides insights into the economic debates of the late 19th century. Donnell's analysis offers a historical perspective on the arguments surrounding tariffs and their impact on workers and the overall economy. This electronic edition makes a valuable contribution to understanding the historical context of contemporary economic policy discussions.

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