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Frédéric Bastiat:Economic Sophisms, Excerpt 145

Frédéric Bastiat《Economic Sophisms》· Economic Sophisms · Investing

In the first place, we impose a duty of 10 francs on the Belgian product, in order to raise its cost price at Paris to 40 francs; and we pay numerous officials to see the duty stringently levied, so that, on the road, the commodity is charged 10 francs for the carriage, and 10 francs for the tax.

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Locator:Excerpt 145 · Verified:2026-10-19 · Verification:Short excerpt

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