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Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Classical Trade Protectionism 1815—1914 Routledge Explorations In Economic History Introduction

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Part I: Assessing the Intensity of Nineteenth-Century Protectionism

1: The Myth of Free-Trade Britain and Fortress Francetariffs and Trade in the Nineteenth Century1

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2: Free Trade and Protection in Nineteenth-Century Britain and Revisited A Comment on Nye

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3: Protectionism is “Special”Reply to Irwin on Free Trade

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4: Measuring Protection A Cautionary Tale

Introduction: Measuring Protection The Trade Restrictiveness Index and A Generic Model France and the Uk: Nineteenth-Century Fortresses or Free Traders? The Tri and Model Specification: Sensitivity Analysis Conclusions Notes

5: Measuring Protection in the Early Twentieth Century

Introduction Comparative Measures of Protection in the Early Twentieth Century The Model Estimating an Inter-Industry Trade Model in 1913 Measuring Protection in the Early Twentieth Century Concluding Remarks Appendix 5.1 Notes

6: Assessing the Protectionist Intensity of Tariffs in Nineteenth-Century European Trade Policy

A ‘Cautionary Tale’: Fiscal Britain Versus Protectionist France The Role of Revenue And Protective Tariffs in Nineteenth-Century Trade Policy Industrial, Fiscal Tariffs and the Classic Index Problem Conclusion Appendix Notes

Part II: The Impact and Implications of Tariff Barriers

7: Tariffs and Growth in the Late Nineteenth Century

Late-Nineteenth-Century Tariff Policies Late-Nineteenth-Century Tariffs and Growth: Sources and Methods Tariffs and Growth: Some Cross-Country Evidence Discussion Research Agenda Appendix 7.1 Data Sources Notes

8: Interpreting the Tariff–Growth Correlation of the Late Nineteenth Century

The Tariffs–Growth Relationship: Country Evidence What Explains the High Tariffs? Conclusions Notes

9: The Impact of Late-Nineteenth-Century Tariffs on the Productivity of European Industries (1870–1930)1

Identifying the Impact of Tariff Barriers on Industrial Development Measuring the Protective Intensity of European Tariffs for Industry, 1870–1913 Levels of Production and Labour Productivity in Europe's Industries, 1870–19 Appendix 9.1 Notes

10: Protection and Italian Economic Development Much Ado About Nothing

Introduction Italian Trade Policy 1820–1940: Interpretations and Controversies How High Was Protection? Trade Policy and Structural Change Trade Policy and the Distribution of Income Some Thoughts on the Causes of Protection Summary: What Have We Learned? Notes

11: From Virtual Free-Trade to Virtual Protectionism or, Did Protectionism Have any Part In Germany’S Rise to Commercial Power 1850–19131

The Rise of German Trading Power The Impact of German Tariff Policy Conclusion Notes

12: Protectionism and Portuguese Industrialisation

Introduction The Evolution of Protectionism The Background to Protectionism: Public Finance and Pressure Groups The Effects of Protectionism on the Structure of the Portuguese Economy Conclusion Appendix 12.1 A Note on the Main Portuguese Tariff Laws Notes

13: Spanish Protectionism During the óN, 1875–19301

Introduction What Do We Know About the Evolution of Protectionism in Spain? How to Measure Protection Levels, Changes and the Singularity of Protection During the Restauración Period The Nature and the Scope of Protection in Spain The Fiscal and Agricultural Components of the 1906 Tariff Conclusions Appendix Notes

14: The Role of Open Economy Forces in Portugal and the Balkans, 1870–19131

Introduction The Ranking of Per Capita Income Levels in Europe and its Uses Foreign Trade, Commercial Policy and the Economy Foreign Capital, Financial Probity and Infrastructures Conclusions Appendix 14.1 Notes

15: A Model of Later-Nineteenth-Century European Economic Development

The Historical Background The Key Variables in European Development Model Structure and European Characteristics Model Estimation and Implications Conclusion Notes

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