Emergency Tariff And Antidumping

This volume contains the record of hearings before the Committee on Finance of the United States Senate during the Sixty-seventh Congress, First Session, regarding H.R. 2435, the "Emergency Tariff and Antidumping" legislation. Held in April 1921, these hearings feature detailed discussions and testimonies related to proposed tariffs and measures against unfair competition from imports.

The testimony spans multiple days and covers various aspects of trade policy, including the economic impact of tariffs on different industries and the rationale behind antidumping measures. This historical document offers valuable insights into the legislative process and the economic considerations that shaped American trade policy in the early 1920s. It will be of interest to scholars, economists, and anyone studying the history of international trade and U.S. economic policy.

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