[PDF EBOOK EPUB] Clashing over Commerce: A History of US Trade Policy (Markets and Governments in Economic History)
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Review 'Tells the history of American trade policy, showing that trade is neither dull nor deserving of the attacks on it. . . . As Mr Irwin spins this grand narrative, he also debunks trade-policy myths.' (Economist)�This is, without a doubt, the most comprehensive discussion of trade policy since Taussig�s immensely influential Tariff History of the United States. Irwin describes the profound evolution of American trade policy from colonial times to the present, bringing up to date with the most recent empirical research and the emergence of a broader trade policy. In its breadth and depth, Clashing over Commerce represents a major contribution.� (Jeremy Atack, Vanderbilt University)�Clashing over Commerce is a magisterial book. Irwin takes readers through the long story of American trade policy with keen insight and a sense for historical significance.� (I. M. Destler, University of Maryland)�Irwin outlines [the] long evolution of trade politics from the mercantilist 1640s to the present, when Trump has made trade controversial again by arguing for a renewal of protectionist policies. [His] chronicle�lengthy, detailed, and readable�traces the winding trail that has brought us to the liberal world trading order we enjoy today.� (George Melloan, Wall Street Journal)�Other histories have been written about US trade policy, but Irwin�s is the most comprehensive and useful for guiding our current decision making on trade. . . . Irwin combines scholarly analysis with a historian�s eye for trends and colorful details. This book is readable and illuminating, for the trade expert and for all Americans wanting a deeper understanding of America�s evolving role in the global economy.� � (National Review)'Clashing over Commerce is a very impressive book. Besides a detailed history of trade policy, it provides a general picture of American political and economic history.' (Regulation)'At a time when concerns about trade wars unsettle financial markets and engage media pundits, those seeking a deeper understanding may choose to consult Irwin's hefty volume.' (EH.net)'At a time when Washington�s approach to trade seems poised to undergo a significant shift, this magisterial book surveys the entire history of US trade policy since the Colonial era, using congressional debates and actions to show how conflicting domestic economic interests have led Americans to clash repeatedly over trade.' (Foreign Affairs, Best of Books 2018 2019-01-02)'Irwin�s magnum opus . . . is already a classic. Given the prominent role trade is playing in politics right now, it is also very timely. At almost seven hundred pages, Clashing over Commerce looks intimidating. But once you start reading, it isn�t. Irwin tells a coherent story that spans generations, showcasing the prominent personalities in the great trade debate, their larger philosophical and economic arguments, and the legislation�and policies they fought over. It hits on all levels.' (Competitive Enterprise Institute, Best Books of 2018 2019-01-02)'A talked-about economics book that amply rewards reading all 860 pages is rare. A very clear explanation of the overarching political economy of trade that frames America�s tariff history is even rarer. Irwin delivers both.' (Jeffrey Frankel, Project Syndicate) Read more About the Author Douglas A. Irwin is the John Sloan Dickey Third Century Professor in the Social Sciences in the Department of Economics at Dartmouth College. He is a research associate of the NBER. Read more
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