Henry Wallace wrote the foreword to Joseph M. Jones' critique of this piece of legislation and its repercussions, while a study of its passage as an example of pressure by private interest groups was done by EE Schattschneider.
Henry Wallace wrote the foreword to Joseph M. Jones' critique of this piece of legislation and its repercussions, while a study of its passage as an example of pressure by private interest groups was done by EE Schattschneider. The Dunning Act was Canada's pre-emptive response to the signing of this bill, whose passage was protested to the president in a statement by Clair Wilcox of Swarthmore, which was backed by the signatures of 1028 professors. The later Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act softened the effects of this bill, which itself had raised rates past the already high levels of the Fordney-McCumber Tariff. FTP, Herbert Hoover signed what highly protectionist 1930 tariff, which is believed to have made the Great Depression worse?
Henry Wallace wrote the foreword to Joseph M. Jones' critique of this piece of legislation and its repercussions, while a study of its passage as an example of pressure by private interest groups was done by EE Schattschneider.
{Hawley-Smoot} Tariff (accept names in reverse order)