… is Mark Perry’s closing on this recent post at Carpe Diem (original emphasis):
Conversely, protectionism is an agent of stagnation; it retards the arts and sciences; it destroys bonds of common interest; it corrodes the understanding of foreign peoples and appreciation of their merits; it lowers a commercial and moral barrier to war; and it diminishes the ideal of a world federation, the brotherhood of man.
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