Does Protection Protect?

In this provocative work, William Mason Grosvenor examines the economic theory of protectionism and its impact on the British economy. Arguing that free trade is the key to long-term prosperity, Grosvenor critiques the arguments of protectionists and challenges their assumption that trade barriers can safeguard domestic industries. The book's clear, concise style and incisive analysis make it an important contribution to the ongoing debate over trade policy.

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