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Yes he did You cannot say he supported laissez-faire economic principles because he kept tariffs ridiculously high which stifled foreign competition in the U.S. One of the most important elements (if not the most important) of laissez-faire economics is a high level of competition and in this case gov't stepped in to eliminate competition with high tariffs, which is the exact opposite of laissez-faire economics. So I would say no...but you won't find this in a history book. I know because I am a teacher.
which of the following group is most hurt by unexpected inflation
two basic types of tariffs are: 1.Most-Favoured 2.Prefernetial
Three of the most common impediments to trade are tariffs, quotas, and embargoes.
use of protetective tariffs to suport industry
Southern farmers because sales of cotton would go down
Southern farmers, because sales of cotton would go down
consumers
Southern farmers, because sales of cotton would go down
Tariffs are fees placed on imported goods. This fee raises the price of such goods and makes domestic goods more competitive in regards to price. A high tariff accentuates the effect. The tariff also tends to reduce the quantity of imported goods and affects the balance of trade. Whether or not such tariffs are helpful to America depends on conditions. Tariffs do raise money for the government but foreign governments can impose tariffs too and American exports may decrease so the balance of trade may not improve. In the past, tariffs have helped parts of the country while hurting other parts.
It won't hurt you but it will hurt the spider and most of the time kill it
Republicans... because McKinley ran on a platform of supporting the gold standard and high tariffs
The South, mainly South Carolina, was opposed to protective tariffs because they would sell most of their cotton to England.
Hurt you, hurt you badly.
Yes he did You cannot say he supported laissez-faire economic principles because he kept tariffs ridiculously high which stifled foreign competition in the U.S. One of the most important elements (if not the most important) of laissez-faire economics is a high level of competition and in this case gov't stepped in to eliminate competition with high tariffs, which is the exact opposite of laissez-faire economics. So I would say no...but you won't find this in a history book. I know because I am a teacher.
which of the following group is most hurt by unexpected inflation
not all cause some Americans suffered from many things and most were poor during the war of 1812.