The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 67
Protection to New Zealand Industries
Contents
- [introduction]
- England's Policy during the last thirty years was of necessity Freetrade, that of New Zealand must be Protection p. 2
- Protection only protects what a country can produce to advantage for itself p. 4
- The direct result of the Policy of Freetrade in a new Country is, that its inhabitants can do nothing but grow human food and raw material for export to old countries p. 5
- England can sell her goods cheaper than the Colonies, because she is protected by her cheap labour p. 6
- England tries to impress the advantages of Freetrade on other Countries, because she requires to sell her manufactured goods to them p. 8
- The True Mainspring of Wealth and Prosperity is Employment p. 10
- Protection does not make Protected articles dearer p. 11
- England is fast failing us as a market for our raw produce p. 13