On the recordAugust 16, 1911
I have always regarded this language as fixing the proper measure of protection at the ascertained difference between the cost of production at home and that abroad.
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presidency.ucsb.eduI have always regarded this language as fixing the proper measure of protection at the ascertained difference between the cost of production at home and that abroad.
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I shall not hesitate to invite the attention of Congress to this fact and to the necessity for action predicated thereon.
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