Tariffs that work for everyday prosperity.
This practical case argues that protective policy helps Canadian industry, farmers, and workers need not pay higher prices. It uses real examples and public figures to show how tariffs support local jobs and local goods.
The book presents a clear view of how tariffs can keep prices fair and manufacturing strong, with discussions of how competition, costs, and local production influence what shoppers pay. It focuses on everyday products—from clothing to agricultural tools—while highlighting how policy can shape the economy in tangible ways.
Ideal for readers interested in economic policy debates, tariff history, and the practical arguments behind national industry projects.
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