DOMINION TARIFF
AGAINST FOREIGN GOODS
United Press Asswiai/iou—By Electric’ _ . _ :■ LONDON, Sepember 27. i ... J.‘.We-do—no-w-i»AAalise Avail nrpund Adfei • <fr wr-i&flpltf; in the’ preface' to the liife-Iraperial Trade Report issued by the, Empire; Economic Union Research i.Cepnnittee. Y‘We definitelyffetd that: ISn ove.r->yheJ«niiig exiSipb'for the special stimulation of inter-Imperial trade.” The report-of the Union suggests that trade arrangements he. made between Britain and the Dohiinions involving the Dominions in the imposition of a twenty per cent, tariff against foreign goods. Other suggestions, for increased inter-Empire trade, include an imperial parcel post service, secondly, a Treasury recommendation. that the issuing houses'of; overseas loans should see that such, loans are intended to benefit British industry; thirdly, the sin in-ter-Imperial. currency; and also the creation of an Imperial Ecoir&nic Secretariat.’ ?»? ;
■ -The report is signed by Rtf'Hon. Leopold Amory, Lord Lloyd, aiicl. others.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 September 1930, Page 3
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136DOMINION TARIFF Hokitika Guardian, 29 September 1930, Page 3
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