Tariffs Flashcards

1
Q

When did “free-trade” end?

A

1922

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2
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Who became president after Wilson?

A

Warren Harding

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3
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What was the first tariff Harding introduced?

A

The Emergency Tariff

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4
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What did the Emergency Tariff do?

A

Increased duties on food imports

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5
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When was the Fordney-McCumber Tariff introduced?

A

1922

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6
Q

What did the ‘Scientific Tariff’ part of the Fordney-McCumber Tariff link to?

A

Wages in the county of export

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7
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What did the ‘American Selling Price’ part of the Fordney-McCumber Tariff link to?

A

The price of goods, not the cost of production. It meant that foreign imports were always more expensive than American-produced goods.

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8
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What was a short term effect of the Fordney-McCumber Tariff?

A

American was a huge new country and therefore there was plenty of demand for products ‘made in America’ which boosted their economy

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What was one long term effect of the Fordney-McCumber Tariff?

A

Damaged the economy as other countries retaliated by increasing their duties and ending American exports

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10
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What did Wilsons policy of “free-trade” mean?

A

Countries did not have to pay tariff taxed when buying/selling goods

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