Observations on the Effects of the Corn Laws is an influential work that advocates free trade and argues against protectionism. The author, Thomas Robert Malthus, presents evidence to demonstrate that restrictions on the import of corn (grain) result in higher grain prices and ultimately lead to higher food prices. This book investigates the shifting fortunes of agriculture and provides valuable insights into trade and economic policy.
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