Any good books that justify protectionism?

>>8862717
lol

>>8861970
1) Natioinal System of Political Economy - Friedrich List
2) The American System - Andrew Stewart
3) Harmony of Interests - Henry C. Carey
4) Collected Speeches and Writings - Alexander Hamilton or Abraham Lincoln (if you can find them John Quincy Adams or William McKinley)

>>8861970
Your use of the word justify leads me to believe you do not believe in truths, that everything is just a matter of justification and argument. Would you agree that some things work as a matter of principle? Or is everything relatively true, useful, just, etc.?

>>8863171
Why are you trying to derail the thread? The fuck is wrong with you?

>>8861970
Developmental economics, and shit to do with Dutch Disease and Resource Curse and so on. Mercantilism would also broadly fall into this category with everything that entails.

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>>8861970