Excerpt from The Trade Policy of Imperial Federation From an Economic Point of View
England's Commercial Policy differs so radically from that, not alone of alien nations, but of the component States of her own Empire, that a change, either in her Policy or in theirs, is sooner or later inevitable. Advocates of Protection are just as enthusiastic as advocates of Free Trade; and neither party can see aught of good in the rival system. Others, again, find the solution in Reciprocity or Fair Trade. Now, like most questions in Social Science, Commercial Policy is somewhat intricate; nor is it possible to deal with it intelligently upon other than strictly economic grounds. In the following pages the writer has (in the form of a College Lecture) endeavoured to test the rival systems upon such grounds, and as impartially as possible. With some of the conclusions arrived at, it is possible that the reader will not agree; but it is hoped that he will, at least, be assisted to arrive at conclusions of his own based upon more solid considerations than mere partisan feeling.
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