CONTENTS.

Chap.
I.	What Trade is
II.	Our Foreign Trade
III.	The Balance of Trade
IV.	The Equivalence of Imports and Exports
V.	Some Conclusions and a Moral
VI.	The Rival Policies
VII.	Protection
VIII.	The Principle of a Protective Tariff
IX.	Possibility of a Scientific Tariff
X.	Conclusions as to Protection
XI.	Protection as Indirect and Delegated Taxation
XII.	Protection Judged by the Canons of Taxation
XIII.	Retaliation
XIV.	Retaliation on Protective Tariffs: Prospects of Success
XV.	Retaliation on Protective Tariffs: Method and Effects
XVI.	Dumping
XVII.	Retaliation on Dumping
XVIII.	Tests of Prosperity
XIX.	Exports as a Test of Prosperity
XX.	The Stagnation of Exports
XXI.	Employment as Affected by Exports and Imports
XXII.	Preferential Tariffs
XXIII.	The Canadian Preference
XXIV.	Our Possible Gain from Colonial Preference
XXV.	The Price of Preference
XXVI.	How Preference will Affect Agriculture
XXVII.	The Price of Empire
XXVIII.	Taking Stock

The Return to Protection

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