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But the protective tariff made that control less sure as the 1880s went on.

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He denounced free silver and again called for a high protective tariff.

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His platform included proposals for education, implementing of a high protective tariff, and developing the state's resources.

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In 1829 it broadened its issues base when it became a champion of internal improvements and of the protective tariff.

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He then delivered a discourse attacking the protective tariff and federal aid for education.

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In effect, barter acts as a protective tariff in such economies, encouraging local consumption of local production.

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He favored a protective tariff and a gold standard.

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Farmers, however, blamed the decline of foreign markets, and the effects of the protective tariff.

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Many infant industries were developed in the 1930s behind a protective tariff barrier.

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In carrying out this policy, he eagerly defended the protective tariff of 1879.

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