ECONOMIC UNITY.
Mi» MELCHETPS ADVOCACY.
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MMiDON, February 13. U wtald appear blind folly and a act not to make the greatest t» m whether an economic unit yw* M created in which the larger * «• Empire replaces the narthe country, in which the of any part of the Empire •Wttriged for the common Wit« Lord Melchett in "ImjSy jSSjjjj"? Unity," which is now Mcfchett argued that Great adherence to the European would involve the °f tihte attempt to mainEmpire. J Wy. implied minimum taritt •Win the Empire, and proZjj? foreign countries, slis he achieved by an Imor by each member of the y*"gng its own tariffs, or a of both.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19854, 15 February 1930, Page 19
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