CASE OF AUSTRALIA
BEAVERBROOK EXPOUNDED
RECIPROCAL PREFERENCES
(Eeoeived 17th September, 11 a.ms FREMANTLE, This Day.
Senator Elliott, interviewed oa bfll arrival by the Ormonde, said that lie had made a study, ivhilo in England, o£ Lord Beaverbrook's Empire trade policy, and had found that it did not include the abolition of Dominion tariff walls, but represented the principle of reciprocal preference, wliieh was what Australian Prime Ministers had been, seeking since the days of Sir Alfred. Deakin.
We must realise, he said, tha* it is useless trying to establish economic laws without regard to th» rest of the world. If we will no* think with our heads, we shall b# forced to think with our stomachs.
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1930, Page 11
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