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Imperial Preference

Imperial Preference was a system of mutual tariff reduction enacted throughout the British Empire following the Ottawa Conference of 1932. As Commonwealth Preference, the proposal was later revived in regard to the members of the Commonwealth of Nations.

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20th century

GermanyUnited StatesArthur BalfourChancellor of the ExchequerCharles Thomson Ritchie
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Preference in other countries

Italian EmpireSpainPortugalFranceJapan
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21st century

BrexitUnited Kingdom
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Pre-20th century

Corn Laws
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Imperial Preference

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Triples43
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
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related to Bibliography · 23
Imperial Preference → Australian, Beaverbrook, Collins, Commonwealth, Commonwealth History, David, Economics, Fall, Francine, Glickman, Imperial, Journal, Kosmas, Lloyd George, London, McKenzie, Protection, Quarterly Journal, Redefining, Springer
related to 20th century · 19
Imperial Preference → Among, Arthur Balfour, Balfour's Conservative, Britain's, British Empire, Chamberlain, Chancellor, Charles Thomson Ritchie, Exchequer, Germany, In, Joseph Chamberlain, September, Sir William Ashley, Tariff Reform, The, This, Unionist, United States
related to External links · 1
Imperial Preference → Policy

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preference imperial empire commonwealth colonial united trade british government power tariff conservative elections britain states countries dominions free policy system

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Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryIn0.60section
Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryBritish Empire0.60section
Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryBritain's0.60section
Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryGermany0.60section
Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryUnited States0.60section
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Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryJoseph Chamberlain0.60section
Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryArthur Balfour0.60section
Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centurySeptember0.60section
Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryTariff Reform0.60section
Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryAmong0.60section
Imperial Preferencerelated to 20th centuryChamberlain0.60section

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