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Explore the intricate world of maritime policy and international trade with Edwin M. Bacon's "Manual of Ship Subsidies: An Historical Summary of the Systems of All Nations." This meticulously researched volume delves into the history of shipping bounties and subsidies across various nations, offering a comprehensive overview of these vital economic tools.
Gain insights into the ship subsidy systems that shaped global commerce and naval power. Bacon's work provides a historical lens through which to examine the economic impacts of government intervention in the shipping industry. Discover the strategies employed by different countries to promote their maritime interests and the consequences of these policies on international trade.
Whether you're a student of economic history, a maritime enthusiast, or simply interested in the forces that have shaped global trade, this manual offers a wealth of information. Uncover the historical precedents for contemporary debates surrounding economic policy and the enduring significance of shipping in the global economy. A valuable resource for understanding the historical context of modern maritime issues.
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