Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. ILLUSTRATIONS ix
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xi
5. INTRODUCTION 1
6. PART ONE. Origins of the Free Trade Doctrine
7. Chapter One. EARLY FOREIGN TRADE DOCTRINES 11
8. Chapter Two. THE ENGLISH MERCANTILIST LITERATURE 26
9. Chapter Three. THE EMERGENCE OF FREE TRADE THOUGHT 45
10. Chapter Four. PHYSIOCRACY AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY 64
11. Chapter Five. ADAM SMITH’S CASE FOR FREE TRADE 75
12. Chapter Six. FREE TRADE IN CLASSICAL ECONOMICS 87
13. PART TWO. Controversies about the Free Trade Doctrine
14. Chapter Seven. TORRENS AND THE TERMS OF TRADE ARGUMENT 101
15. Chapter Eight. MILL AND THE INFANT INDUSTRY ARGUMENT 116
16. Chapter Nine. GRAHAM AND THE INCREASING RETURNS ARGUMENT 138
17. Chapter Ten. MANOILESCU AND THE WAGE DIFFERENTIAL ARGUMENT 153
18. Chapter Eleven. THE AUSTRALIAN CASE FOR PROTECTION 172
19. Chapter Twelve. THE WELFARE ECONOMICS OF FREE TRADE 180
20. Chapter Thirteen. KEYNES AND THE MACROECONOMICS OF PROTECTION 189
21. Chapter Fourteen. STRATEGIC TRADE POLICY 207
22. Conclusion: THE PAST AND FUTURE OF FREE TRADE 217
23. REFERENCES 231
24. INDEX 253