Tariff Schedules : Hearings Before The Subcommittees Of The Committee On Finance, United States Senate, Sixty-third Congress, First Session On H.r. 3321, An Act To Reduce Tariff Duties And To Provide Revenue For The Government, And For Other Purposes (Paperback)

This volume contains the hearings before the subcommittees of the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, during the Sixty-third Congress, First Session, regarding H.R. 3321, an act to reduce tariff duties and to provide revenue for the government. The book offers a detailed look into the discussions and debates surrounding tariff schedules and their impact on the United States economy. It provides insights into the legislative process and the considerations of the Senate Committee on Finance during a pivotal period in American economic history. Scholars and researchers interested in trade regulation, economic policy, and legislative history will find this a valuable primary source.

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