Category:Protectionism

• Protectionism

A

• Agricultural protectionism in Japan
• Australian Protectionist Party

B

• Berlin Decree
• British Commonwealth Union

C

• Calico Act 1700
• Calico Acts
• Canada–China trade war
• Canadian Action Party
• Canadian content
• Canadian cultural protectionism
• Canadian Radio League
• Capital control
• Cloth Act 1337
• Common external tariff
• Corn Act 1772
• Corn Laws
• The Council of Canadians
• Cultural exception

D

• Dumping (pricing policy)

E

• Effective rate of protection
• Empire Marketing Board
• Encouragement of Manufactures Act 1698
• Environmental dumping
• Eco-tariff
• Ergue-te
• Ethical consumerism
• Export restriction
• Exportation of Corn Act 1361

F

• Fair Trade League
• Filipino First policy
• Foreign exchange controls
• Free and Independent Faction
• Free Trade Reimagined

G

• The Glugs of Gosh
• Grey import vehicle

I

• Imperial Preference
• Importation (No. 2) Act 1463
• Importation Act 1337
• Importation Act 1455
• Importation Act 1463
• Importation Act 1482
• Importation Act 1562
• Importation Act 1685
• Importation Act 1815
• Importation Act 1822
• Importation of Corn Act 1828
• Importation of Silk Act 1463
• Importation of Silk Act 1482
• Importations Act 1483
• Industry Will Save Georgia
• Infant industry
• Infant industry argument

L

• Liberal Protectionist

M

• Moldavian Progressive Party

N

• News Media Bargaining Code

O

• Offset agreement

P

• Pork war
• Poundage
• Prize Act 1692
• Prohibition of 1678
• Protection or Free Trade
• Protectionist Party
• Protectionist Party (Sweden)

R

• Resistance economy
• Romanian Front

S

• Slovenian National Party

T

• Tariff Commission
• Tariff Reform League
• Taxation, etc. Act 1677
• Trade prohibition
• Trade restriction
• Trade with France Act 1688
• Trade with France Act 1690
• Trade with France Act 1692
• Trade with France Act 1704

U

• United Romania Party

V

• Voluntary export restraint

W

• Woollen, etc., Manufactures Act 1720